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Le plus en avant

English translation: at the far end, the furthest forward


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French term or phrase:Le plus en avant
English translation:at the far end, the furthest forward
Entered by: loulou79
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09:51 Jan 27, 2012
French to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Metallurgy / Casting / installation de dessablag
French term or phrase: Le plus en avant
Good morning,

"Une autre rainure coopère avec la gorge, des perçages traversant la paroi de la boite à valve débouchant au fond de la rainure.Enfin, une autre rainure est formée le plus en avant dans la surface de l’alésage.


Another groove is formed....in the bore surface.
Please help :)
Thank you.
loulou79
at the far end
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kashew
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at the far end


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Asker: kashew, I wanted to fit in "foremost" but I think "prominently forward" would be better, what do you think?

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