13:33 May 12, 2000 |
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na | Plusieurs termes: instruments Audio Pro et Midi Free Reed ... |
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See below: Explanation: Sorry--I had all of your terms (except for AC split and compressed regular), when my cojmputer crashed, losing the ProZ window I was putting everything into. Here\'s what I remember: Audio Pro is a brand name, doesn\'t get translated. MIDI is an acronym, doens\'t get translated. Audio Pro est pour mixer le MIDI. MIDI free = *sans MIDI* (?) Reed instruments are instruments à anche, but I\'d use *instruments à vent* instead in a product list. Water filters for drinking water are *fontaine filtre* or *fontaine à eau potable*. Humdifier = *humidifieur* or *humidificateur* I\'ve always seen *humidificateur* Besides, dehumidifier = *déshumidificateur*. Disposal (household appliance) = broyeur, according to Termium & LGDT, but I\'ve always seen *triturateur*. Laser pointer = baguette laser. Ceiling fan = ventilateur de plafond; It is *AC* in French, too. *Compressed* is most likely *comprimé*, but could be *étroit*. That\'s all--sorry I lost all the Website references, because there were some good examples of how to phrase things in French. Reference: http://www.termium.com Le grand dictionnaire terminologique |
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Plusieurs termes: instruments Audio Pro et Midi Free Reed ... Explanation: Instruments Audio Pro et Midi Free Reed - filtre(s)-épurateur(s) d'eau humidificateurs (ou saturateurs) déshumidificateurs compresseurs / évacuations Pointeurs laser split-système AC (prise courant alternatif) ventilateur(s) fixé(s) au plafond Compression normale / Sans contexte, c'est difficile, mais voici quelques liens utiles sur le sujet: The Classical Free-Reed, Inc. Cette association a pour but de promouvoir les instruments à anche libre - harmonium, harmonica, accordéon, bandonéon, etc. Son serveur offre de nombreuses informations à leur sujet: textes (notamment: une brève histoire de ces instruments dans la musique classique) et essais, recensions de disques et de livres, etc. [(Henry Doktorski) http://trfn.clpgh.org/free-reed/] Instruments Free Reed: http://www.hobgoblin-usa.com/info/freecare.htm ou http://trfn.clpgh.org/free-reed/ ou http://shift.merriweb.com.au/harmonium/articles/types.html - Split-Core AC Current Sensors: http://www.envsens.com/products/onset/s-e.html - Mots clés de la climatisation: http://www.pyc.fr/utilisateurs/climatisation/mot_cle/droit.h... ou http://www.fnaim.fr/apl2/mag0799/valo/cd.htm J'espère que ça vous aidera... Reference: http://www.pyc.fr/utilisateurs/climatisation/mot_cle/droit.h... |
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