Dec 17, 2017 07:24
6 yrs ago
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Arabic term

تحرير 27 محضرا

Arabic to English Social Sciences Government / Politics
I'm having some trouble with this sentence and want to make sure I understand the meaning of محاضر. The country is Tunisia, and the full context can be viewed here:

https://www.nessma.tv/article/الكاف-إيقاف-38-شخصا-محل-تفتيش-...

كما تم تحرير 27 محضرا موزعة بين محاضر مرورية ووقوف محجر ومحاضر اقتصادية وصحية.

I am also having trouble understanding the meaning of وقوف محجر as it fits into this sentence. I have posted an inquiry about the term previously but do not feel that I have understood the right meaning. Please add your insights here, if able:

https://www.proz.com/kudoz/arabic_to_english/government_poli...

Many thanks for your help!

Proposed translations

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27 citations have been issued

A police citation, which is commonly called a 'ticket', is official documentation stating that an individual has been made aware of a violation by an officer of the law. Police citations can be issued in a variety of spectrums, ranging from vehicular violations to civil violations.

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PLEASE NOTE: especially that this is a news segment, the use of the (present perfect tense) is highly advisable.
Example sentence:

The citation that an officer gives to a violator states the charge and requires an appearance before a judge on a specified date.

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7 mins

Police report


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make 27 reports

make 27 reports

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make police reports
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1 day 2 hrs

27 reports were prepared

Some examples are provided in the link introduced.
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