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Thread poster: Geneviève von Levetzow
Geneviève von Levetzow
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Apr 17, 2003

http://www.lame-delegation.de/mgf-net.de/mis/translation.htm#d



habe nicht die Richtigkeit der Einträge geprüft

 
Melissa Field
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Sieht gut aus... Apr 18, 2003

Danke! Ich könnte die Seite als Kreuzverweis gebrauchen. Kann mir jemand bestätigen, ob es sich um gängige BE Ausdrücke handelt: z.B. \'upper beam\' for Fernlicht/ \'tick-over\' für Leerlauf? Ich kenne mich im BE nicht gut aus.



Vielen Dank im Voraus!



Melissa





[ This Message was edited by: MField on 2003-04-18 18:42]
 
Marc P (X)
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Jein Apr 18, 2003

Quote:


Kann mir jemand bestätigen, ob es sich um gängige BE Ausdrücke handelt: z.B. \'upper beam\' for Fernlicht/ \'tick-over\' für Leerlauf?





\"Main beam\" ist eher üblich in BE (\"high beam in AmE). \"Upper beam\" kenne ich nicht. \"Tick-over\" ist richtig in BE, \"idle\" (bzw. \"idle speed\" jedoch viel gebräuchlicher.



Marc
 


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