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Défaut de spécialiste

English translation: 'Specialist fault' - or- 'faults requiring a specialist'

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French term or phrase:Défaut de spécialiste
English translation:'Specialist fault' - or- 'faults requiring a specialist'
Entered by: Michael Davies

09:07 Feb 18, 2009
French to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks
French term or phrase: Défaut de spécialiste
Hello!

I am unable to translate this term "Défaut de spécialiste". Please help me.
Thanks in advance.

Manohar ROSHAN
La Classe
Local time: 22:41
'Specialist fault' - or- 'faults requiring a specialist'
Explanation:
This is a bit of a short in the dark, given the very minimal information you have provided. It sounds as though this is to do with a fault classification (or categorisation) system. In this case, the meaning I get is that there is a category of fault, which requires specialist intervention and that this has been termed 'Défaut de spécialiste' in the source text. If I'm right then you might use 'specialist fault' (not immediately clear) or, if there is more space 'faults requiring a specialist' (or even 'faults requiring specialist intervention').
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Michael Davies
Denmark
Local time: 19:11
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'Specialist fault' - or- 'faults requiring a specialist'


Explanation:
This is a bit of a short in the dark, given the very minimal information you have provided. It sounds as though this is to do with a fault classification (or categorisation) system. In this case, the meaning I get is that there is a category of fault, which requires specialist intervention and that this has been termed 'Défaut de spécialiste' in the source text. If I'm right then you might use 'specialist fault' (not immediately clear) or, if there is more space 'faults requiring a specialist' (or even 'faults requiring specialist intervention').

Michael Davies
Denmark
Local time: 19:11
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