Italian: lavaggio cieloEnglish translation: upward jets (dishwasher) KudoZ The KudoZ network provides a framework for translators ... More |
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Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Other / dishwasher | | Italian term or phrase: lavaggio cielo | Controlli:
Funzionamento del “lavaggio” cielo (ove presente)
Funzionamento dell’irroratore traslante (ove presente)
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| xxxA-Z TransKudoZ activityQuestions: 624 (all closed) ( 10 without valid answers) ( 8 closed without grading) Answers: 260 United States
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| Clarification request(s) and responsexxxA-Z Trans (asker): 08:40 Dec 16, 2004: could it be the top arm? - i.e. something like "top wash"? water from above? i.e. downward jets. Vittorio Preite: 08:43 Dec 16, 2004: i do no think so. this gives the impresion of wanting to wash the inside top on the dishwasher not the bottom. - xxxA-Z Trans (asker): 13:45 Dec 16, 2004: domestic I believe - I am checking the terminology on the Web, I have not been supplied with a glossary :(
a lot has been published already, cannot find this one though.
I have queried the client, will let you know (hopefully).
xxxA-Z Trans (asker): 13:49 Dec 16, 2004: Why "lavaggio", and not "cielo"? - (not a question, just wondering..) Vittorio Preite: 14:22 Dec 16, 2004: Dishwashers do not have a "sky". Even the italian "cielo" is stretcing the meaning a bit. I am fairly sure of my first answer. But wait for the manufacturers clarification. - xxxA-Z Trans (asker): 19:32 Dec 16, 2004: no doubt cielo = top fondo=bottom - client has confirmed upward jets
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| | upward jets | Explanation: I am suggesting the effect of this washing function; in Italian it says literally "sky wash". They are the jets on the revolving arm inside a dish washer, but they could be fixed (on an industrial model) |
| Selected response from: Vittorio Preite United Kingdom Local time: 16:52
| Note from asker to answerermany thanks to all!! 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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