Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
patte à vis
English translation:
mounting stud or screw
Mar 1, 2001 07:45
23 yrs ago
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French term
patte à vis
French to English
Tech/Engineering
je crois qu'il s'agit d'une sorte d'ecrou ou de boulon, mais n'en suis pas certaine
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | mounting stud OR screw | Tony M |
0 | Threaded lug | Louis RIOUAL |
0 | srew-hole plug | Victor Foster |
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mounting stud OR screw
one type of patte à vis has a wood screw thread on one end, for fastening to your building etc., and a 'metal' thread at the other end (like and ordinary bolt) that fits into the threaded hole on a specific item to be fastened. Such things are used to fix plumbing accessories, pipe clamps, electrical junction boxes etc....
Hope this may be some help!
Hope this may be some help!
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Threaded lug
Could also be called a "dog" or an "anchor bolt" according to the trade using it.
46 mins
srew-hole plug
je ne suis pas sûr si ça va avec le contexte
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