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10:30 Feb 17, 2005 |
German to English translations [PRO] Engineering: Industrial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Armorel Young Local time: 04:56 | ||||||
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4 | cordon off |
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3 | sealing off the test area |
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3 | preventing access to |
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3 | restricting access |
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Absperren des Prüfbereiches sealing off the test area Explanation: although that might sound like the police cordoning it off. |
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Absperren des Prüfbereiches preventing access to Explanation: might be an alternative way of putting it - or another possibility would be "closing off" |
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Absperren des Prüfbereiches cordon off Explanation: another one the police (just for example) often cordon off buildings, streets, crime scenes etc. |
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Absperren des Prüfbereiches restricting access Explanation: ..to the test area, if it a normal situation. After all, the testers may still need to enter at some point in time. If it is an electrical test area, it is usually enclosed by a fence, at least, and a warning light is mounted at the gate *(at least) that restricts access to tthe area when power turned on. |
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