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English translation: infeed


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Dutch term or phrase:invoer
English translation:infeed
Entered by: Johan Venter
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19:43 Jun 5, 2005
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Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / doughproofer
Dutch term or phrase: invoer
Text to be translated is in English but suddenly I came acoss "invoer" as the name of a paragraph. And below:

The infeed system of XX MACHINE knows many different versions, depending on factors like:
- The capacity of the proofer.
- The configuration (especially preceding machines).
- The way of infeed (manually or automatically).
- The infeed position (left or right hand front side of the proofer)

I'm pretty sure it is a Dutch word.
bartek
Local time: 10:38
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Explanation:
The word **invoer** translates to: import, bring from another place; insert, inlay; institute, initiate.


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Note added at 4 mins (2005-06-05 19:47:38 GMT)
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Looking at the usage in the context supplied it most probably will be infeed, instead of the other options teh word translates to.
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Johan Venter
Local time: 10:38
Grading comment
It must be infeed :-)) Tkank you :-)
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Explanation:
The word **invoer** translates to: import, bring from another place; insert, inlay; institute, initiate.


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Note added at 4 mins (2005-06-05 19:47:38 GMT)
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Looking at the usage in the context supplied it most probably will be infeed, instead of the other options teh word translates to.

Johan Venter
Local time: 10:38
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 10
Grading comment
It must be infeed :-)) Tkank you :-)

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Paul Peeraerts: infeed
6 mins
  -> Indeed. Thanks

agree  Kate Hudson
15 mins
  -> Thanks

agree  Nico Staes
26 mins
  -> Thanks
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