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12:00 Mar 17, 2001 |
French to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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| Selected response from: Albert Golub Local time: 14:27 | |||
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na | crimping |
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na | to insert, to fit (without welding) |
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na | creasing |
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na | insertion, fitting (w/o welding) of two metal pieces/ metal |
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crimping Explanation: iron plating=ferrage www.grandictionnaire.com |
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to insert, to fit (without welding) Explanation: V. Robert: sertir - insérer une pierre dans la monure d'un bijou, assujettir, sans soudure (deux pièces métalliques). |
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creasing Explanation: ferrage: shoeing, tiring, tagging Kettridge's Fr-Eng, Eng-Fr. Dict. |
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insertion, fitting (w/o welding) of two metal pieces/ metal Explanation: trimming. V. Robert: sertir - insérer une pierre dans la monture d'un bijou, assujettir, sans soudure (deux pièces métalliques). Sorry: ferrer - garnir de fer, d'acier. |
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