Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
cremallera con tres correderas
English translation:
three-way zipper
Added to glossary by
Carlos Vergara
Mar 16, 2008 00:05
16 yrs ago
Spanish term
cremallera con tres correderas
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This is a specification in a description of an anorak:
Las dos costuras de costado se interrumpen en el bajo para colocar una cremallera con tres correderas ...
Could it mean a 'three-way zip'?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Las dos costuras de costado se interrumpen en el bajo para colocar una cremallera con tres correderas ...
Could it mean a 'three-way zip'?
Any suggestions appreciated.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | three-way zipper | Carlos Vergara |
3 | a zip with three slides / a three-slide zip | Cinnamon Nolan |
Change log
Mar 21, 2008 02:24: Carlos Vergara Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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three-way zipper
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Peer comment(s):
agree |
Victoria Frazier
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thanks
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Cinnamon Nolan
: Or "3-way zip", as coppo suggested, for UK audiences.
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Yes, there is an ocean of difference.
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Ramon UK
: "3-way zip" is what I've known them as also and I live in the UK, just like coppo said.
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thanks
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
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a zip with three slides / a three-slide zip
I'm having trouble visualising this. Double-opening zips are relatively normal, on anoraks or travel bags, so you can open it from the top or the bottom.
But 3-way? Mounted in a triangle? Wouldn't that need 3 zips? Wouldn't 3 possibilities for opening make it even more complicated to grab your gun quickly? ...
Anyway, searches in several dictionaries revealed "slide" or "slot" as the most popular translation of corredera (and definitions in Spanish gave ranura, the opening). I even found a description of a bath screen as "con tres correderas" (3 sliding panels?).
corredera. f. Ranura por la que se desliza una pieza
http://www.fundaciondoctordepando.com/DICCIONARIO CASTELLANO...
"Three-way" can also mean "by three different manners":
... Three-way zip collar (zipped up, rolled down, open); ...
www.altrec.com/shop/detail/33460
Looking up parts of a zip, the thingie you grab to open or close the zip is called a "slide". Hence, my option.
Unfortunately, the references on internet didn't have any pictures!
1.1.1 Delantero: Rectos, unidos a la pieza de la zona superior y cerrados por cremalleras con separador y doble cursor en los costados, unión de delantero con espalda, lleva una cremallera con tres correderas para facilitar el acceso al arma y defensa.
http://www.policia.es/cnp/norm_or_06_03_1989.htm?reload_cool...
Good luck.
But 3-way? Mounted in a triangle? Wouldn't that need 3 zips? Wouldn't 3 possibilities for opening make it even more complicated to grab your gun quickly? ...
Anyway, searches in several dictionaries revealed "slide" or "slot" as the most popular translation of corredera (and definitions in Spanish gave ranura, the opening). I even found a description of a bath screen as "con tres correderas" (3 sliding panels?).
corredera. f. Ranura por la que se desliza una pieza
http://www.fundaciondoctordepando.com/DICCIONARIO CASTELLANO...
"Three-way" can also mean "by three different manners":
... Three-way zip collar (zipped up, rolled down, open); ...
www.altrec.com/shop/detail/33460
Looking up parts of a zip, the thingie you grab to open or close the zip is called a "slide". Hence, my option.
Unfortunately, the references on internet didn't have any pictures!
1.1.1 Delantero: Rectos, unidos a la pieza de la zona superior y cerrados por cremalleras con separador y doble cursor en los costados, unión de delantero con espalda, lleva una cremallera con tres correderas para facilitar el acceso al arma y defensa.
http://www.policia.es/cnp/norm_or_06_03_1989.htm?reload_cool...
Good luck.
Discussion
US: zipper