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09:43 Mar 26, 2002 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering / cushions - furnishings | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Margaret Lagoyianni United Kingdom Local time: 22:38 | ||||||
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4 +1 | unfolding cushions |
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4 | coussins avec retours |
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4 | extending cushions |
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4 | return cushion |
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coussins avec retours Explanation: if it meanss "retours de couture", it would be "bars" according to the GDT. Like a big thick standing seam hth |
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extending cushions Explanation: I would agree with you interpretation of the context. It seems the most logical. i have been unable to find any specific references - sorry! |
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return cushion Explanation: Found a site for return cuushions in private boats... Reference: http://nag.ljudmila.org/winns/29.html |
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unfolding cushions Explanation: My suspicion is that they are square cushions that "unfold", meaning that if if the cushion when folded is 1x1 metre, it unfolds to 2x1 m. I further suspect that the seating in the saloon has some kind of "drawer" apparatus that pulls out to enable it to be used as a spare berth. Therefore, the coussins avec retour would unfold to cover the open berth. |
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