Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
top cover, spout, tab and rib
German translation:
oberer Deckel, Tülle, Fassung
Added to glossary by
Mats Wiman
Sep 25, 2000 13:14
23 yrs ago
English term
top cove - spout - tab and rib
Non-PRO
English to German
Tech/Engineering
Furniture / Household Appliances
Context is again the kettle.
"To remove the filter from the spout, pull the top slider (8), open the top cove, and take the filter out from its locked tab and rib."
"To remove the filter from the spout, pull the top slider (8), open the top cove, and take the filter out from its locked tab and rib."
Proposed translations
(German)
0 | oberen Deckel, Tülle, Fassung | Mats Wiman |
0 | Kesselgeschichten :) | Geri Linda Metterle |
Change log
Mar 20, 2015 16:55: Steffen Walter changed "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Furniture / Household Appliances"
Proposed translations
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oberen Deckel, Tülle, Fassung
I beleive cove is a typo=should be 'cover'
tab & rib = approx 'Reiter und Rippe' but is unnecessary to translate literally. So:
Um den Filter von der Tülle zu entfernen, ziehen Sie den oberen Schieber (8), entfernen Sie den oberen Deckel und entnehmen Sie den Filter aus seiner Fassung
tab & rib = approx 'Reiter und Rippe' but is unnecessary to translate literally. So:
Um den Filter von der Tülle zu entfernen, ziehen Sie den oberen Schieber (8), entfernen Sie den oberen Deckel und entnehmen Sie den Filter aus seiner Fassung
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Comment: "Vielen Dank. Das ist genau das, was ich mir schon gedacht hatte, aber noch die Bestätigung brauchte."
10 hrs
Kesselgeschichten :)
cove (geogr) = kleine Bucht
cove (civ eng) = Wölbung f, Rundung f zw. Decke u. Wand coved (civ eng, ceiling) mit Rundungen angesetzt
spout = Schnauze eines Topfes, Tülle, Ausguß
My thinking is that the filter has a 'tab' (clip) that secures it to....whatever. The rib is probably some conical 'raised areas'that make the fit between the filter and the 'whatever' tighter.
I have no idea at the moment of how to say that in German, though.
Anyway I hope to have helped at least a little bit.
cove (civ eng) = Wölbung f, Rundung f zw. Decke u. Wand coved (civ eng, ceiling) mit Rundungen angesetzt
spout = Schnauze eines Topfes, Tülle, Ausguß
My thinking is that the filter has a 'tab' (clip) that secures it to....whatever. The rib is probably some conical 'raised areas'that make the fit between the filter and the 'whatever' tighter.
I have no idea at the moment of how to say that in German, though.
Anyway I hope to have helped at least a little bit.
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