biseau

English translation: bevel, border

10:48 Dec 8, 2004
French to English translations [PRO]
Medical: Pharmaceuticals
French term or phrase: biseau
retirer le capouchon protecteur du system de transfert et inserer à fond le biseau ainsi dégagé au centre du bouchon du flacon du solvent en opérant un mouvement de rotation.
Retirer le capuchon protecteur de l'autre extremeté du système de transfert. Maintenir les 2 flacons dans une position horizontal (évent vers le haut) et enfoncer rapidement l'extremeté libre du biseau au centre du bouch du flacon de poudre. All I can think of is spike but it appears to be a tube with a spike at each end so the liquid can be transferred to the powder for a solution for perfusion of IgG.
Zonia Clissold
Local time: 12:17
English translation:bevel, border
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Francis MARC
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Local time: 13:17
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4 +3bevel, border
Francis MARC
5 +1As Francis says
Bourth (X)
3 +1bevel
Natalia Eklund


  

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bevel, border


Explanation:
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Francis MARC
Lithuania
Local time: 13:17
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agree  Víctor Nine
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agree  Michele Fauble
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bevel


Explanation:
Under medecine, in the granndictionnaire.com.


    Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com/btml/fra/r_motclef/index102...
Natalia Eklund
France
Local time: 12:17
Native speaker of: English

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As Francis says


Explanation:
Imagine a hypodermic needle: it is not pointed like a sewing needle but has been "cut" on an angle (given that it is hollow it would be impossible to put a sewing-needle type point on it). That, at least, is the shape of a standard bevel needle, "bevel" being the name of anything cut on an angle, like the diamond in your ring, the sloping edge to the glass in a mirror, the planed edge of a table top, etc. THose rubber tops on glue bottles are also bevelled.

So whatever the shape of the system - it need not be a double-ended "spike", but could comprise a pump or a mixer or Godknowswhat in the middle with, at each end of the pipes coming out of it, a sort of oversize hypodermic needle.

"Bevel" should do nicely, I should think.

So, what

Bourth (X)
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