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17:57 Jun 23, 2005 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering | |||||||
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4 | fusion with/hydrolyse/react with... |
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4 | fusion with/hydrolyse/react with... |
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2 +1 | chemical breakdown(s) |
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3 | exposures |
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Aufschlüsse chemical breakdown(s) Explanation: Hardly more than a guess; is the plaster falling off the wall inside the building, or something, or is this is an inspection following a fire, of places where there was fire damage? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 mins (2005-06-23 18:13:21 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- As in \"holes which have inexplicably appeared in the walls\", then? Then \"disintegration\" sounds good to me... |
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fusion with/hydrolyse/react with... Explanation: used for example in analytical chemistry to convert insoluble sustances into soluble compounds in order to determine their composition. Cheers Wolf -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2005-06-23 18:54:28 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- convert into non-refractory form ( as silcates by fusion with alkali carbonates. Patterson: \"A German-English Dictionary\" 1917 |
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fusion with/hydrolyse/react with... Explanation: used for example in analytical chemistry to convert insoluble sustances into soluble compounds in order to determine their composition. Cheers Wolf |
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exposures Explanation: Ich kenne Aufschlüsse nur aus der Geologie und Geotechnik. Exposures. Kann es sein, dass hier Gruben oder ähnliches aus irgendein Grund ausgehoben wurden? |
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