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02:09 Apr 24, 2001 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Connie Leipholz Canada Local time: 12:55 | ||||||
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current technical web difficulties Explanation: I do some seem to be able to paste the information onto this. Can you hit reply and I will send it to you? |
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ground stud Explanation: Hello ! 1. Domaine(s) – Electricity ground stud goujon de mise à la terre Would it be a "goujon de mise à la terre" ? Greetings, Connie Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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on second thoghts, just in case I have a problem here is the answer and how to get the information Explanation: Goujon means dowel You can get more information (in English and in French) on the following site : www.plakabeton.com/titan.htm see above |
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(tech.) pin or (bois) dowel Explanation: could this refer to the mixing blades that you stick in? |
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Mounting stud Explanation: If it is to do purely with the electrical wiring of the mixers, then I would suggest "grounded stud" (Grand Dictionnaire Terminologique/Termium). However, if they perhaps mean "goujon de montage", then I suggest to refer yourself to the following entry of the Grand Dictionnaire Terminologique: Domaine(s) : électricité mounting stud tige filetée de fixation n. f. Syn. goujon de fixation n. m. tige de montage n. f. goujon de montage n. m. Déf. : Tige filetée à ses extrémités utilisée pour le montage des pièces d'un appareil électrique (comme pour le montage des pièces d'un luminaire encastré). Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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Goujon de mise - Wrist pin Explanation: Wrist pin: Is a pin that attaches one end of a connecting rod to a wheel, crank, or piston. Also called "gudgeon pin" (goujon de mise). Best regards SCOALB |
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earthing (OR grounding [US]) terminal Explanation: stud is OK, but probably in context, 'terminal' would be the better expression to use, certainly in UK english personal experience of electronics |
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