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Meaning of borderó




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borderó
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It is more a lunfardism than a Castellanization of the French bordereaux (" box office collection") , which in practice was hardly used in written form because the French version was preferred; except in economic or insurance matters, where 'borderó' is a document with the detail to be insured.

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

In the insurance market it is a type of document in which an insurance company assigns some risks to a reinsurer. It is a word of French origin ( Bourdereau ). It can also mean, box office, collection, money you get from tickets to a show. Another meaning may be payroll.

  


John Rene Plaut

Bordered box office, total collection of an event for seat sale.

  



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