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20:09 Aug 10, 2001 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Environment & Ecology | |||||||
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na +1 | Eaux Pluviales, Eaux Usées, Environnement |
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na +1 | EV = eau vanne |
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Eaux Pluviales, Eaux Usées, Environnement Explanation: See first link for EP and EU See second link for EV EP - rain or atmospheric water EU - waste water, sewage [water], sewerage EN - guess! ;-) Reference: http://www.saint-brice.com/ville/archives/300300/muni_consei... Reference: http://www.refer.org/sngal_ct/eco/gcs/senes1.htm |
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EV = eau vanne Explanation: Ronda, I changed my mind about EV! EV is eau vanne, more in line with the others, no? see link for confirmation (I should've realized it from my last answer) EV = effluent, sewage Reference: http://www.multimania.com/autocoup/winplomb.html |
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