Type letter
The term 'carta mecanografiada' in Spanish translates to 'type letter' in English. This often refers to a letter or document that has been produced using a mechanical device, like a typewriter. Generally, 'carta' means 'letter' and 'mecanografiada' is the past participle of the verb 'mecanografiar', which means to type or typewrite. In a broader context, it can also refer to any typed document especially in professional or formal settings.
I need a typed letter for my job application.
This phrase indicates the requirement of a typed letter as part of the job application process.
The teacher asked us to submit a typed letter before Friday.
In this example, a teacher is requesting the submission of a typed letter by a specific deadline.
For the project, we must write a typed letter that explains our ideas.
Here, a group is tasked with writing a typed letter to present their ideas for a project.