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bounding curve

German translation: Grenzkurve


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English term or phrase:bounding curve
German translation:Grenzkurve
Entered by: Gabriele Jabouri
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19:45 Oct 25, 2004
English to German translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software / CAD term
English term or phrase: bounding curve
Hello,

This is about a menu option for a CAD system. The context is:

The VIEW/CAD INFO menu option ... opens the CAD INFO dialog box. For complex elements such as trimmed surfaces, information about other geometries (base surface, bounding curves) will also be displayed.

I found bounding box = Zeichenbox, and bounding geometry = Hüllgeometrie, but nothing about bounding curves.

Thanks in advance!
Gabriele
Gabriele Jabouri
Local time: 05:07
Grenzkurve
Explanation:
I have seen this used in a CAD context. Usually given in English as a 'boundary curve'

I have also seen 'Leitkurve' but that does not carry the flavor that you are seeking, in my opinion.

My thoughts from the USA.
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jccantrell
Local time: 05:07
Grading comment
Thank you! I think that's exactly the term I need.
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3Grenzkurve
jccantrell
3Hüllkurve(n)
Siegfried Armbruster


  

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Hüllkurve(n)


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Grenzkurve


Explanation:
I have seen this used in a CAD context. Usually given in English as a 'boundary curve'

I have also seen 'Leitkurve' but that does not carry the flavor that you are seeking, in my opinion.

My thoughts from the USA.

jccantrell
Local time: 05:07
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 59
Grading comment
Thank you! I think that's exactly the term I need.
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