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French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Paper / Paper Manufacturing | | French term or phrase: épair | This term appears only twice in a paper manufacturing company's newsletter where the company's performance throughout the year is being discussed.
"Réclamations: Filoches ! **Épairs** ! Latex odorant !"
and
"Observations: Des difficultés sur les caractéristiques déchirures / épaisseurs / **épair**"
As you can see, there is too little context surrounding this term for me to make an educated guess as to what I might be and I can find no relevant references to this term anywhere.
Can anyone enlighten me please?
Many TIA,
Vicky |
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| | formation (paper) | Explanation: déchirures - tearing / crack or break in paper/cracked edges
épaisseurs - thickness
épair - formation (paper) |
| Selected response from: mohanv India Local time: 18:39
| Grading comment I went off and found some refs and eventually went with 'formation'. Many thanks to all who contributed. 2 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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Explanation: déchirures - tearing / crack or break in paper/cracked edges
épaisseurs - thickness
épair - formation (paper)
| mohanv India Local time: 18:39 Works in field Native speaker of: Tamil PRO pts in category: 10
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| | Grading comment | I went off and found some refs and eventually went with 'formation'. Many thanks to all who contributed. |
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