14:53 Mar 24, 2002 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / Construction | |||||||
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4 +1 | Apologies to Nick. |
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4 | breeze block |
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4 | glued gypsum concrete blocks |
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4 -1 | calcium silicate blocks |
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breeze block Explanation: It's a sort of light-weight breeze block. |
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calcium silicate blocks Explanation: These are light building blocks that are "glued" together nowadays. A system probably more common in Germany and Holland than the UK. They are sometimes even tongued and grooved. IDF Home Front Command ... Adding an internal protective partition adjacent to the wall (partition may be of laminated wood, steel sheet, silicate blocks etc.). ... www.idf.il/english/organization/homefront/homefront2.stm |
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glued gypsum concrete blocks Explanation: I thought that this is what Ytong is selling, but that's apparently wrong. I'm not sure about breeze blocks, but I rather think that it's another kind of material, from which glued blocks are made. Eurodicautom gives 'gypsum concrete' (if one searches from Dutch or from German). Neither in Dutch, nor in English or German, I find the combination of 'glued blocks' and 'gypsum concrete', while both items exist on them selves in multiple variants. Greetings, Nikolaus Reference: http://www.phenix.bnl.gov/WWW/publish/bosze/phenixnote274/qu... Reference: http://www.hometimes.com/CMBA/Categories/gypsum.htm |
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