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18:08 Jul 3, 2004 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Architecture | |||||
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| Selected response from: Nikki Graham United Kingdom Local time: 15:08 | ||||
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5 +1 | cavity walls |
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3 | Capuchin style enclosure |
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2 | hood-type closures |
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hood-type closures Explanation: ¡Un poco más de contexto, por favor! |
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Capuchin style enclosure Explanation: hope this is helpful Reference: http://www.spainproperties.com/spanienhus/verde_matrspex.htm |
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cavity walls Explanation: I know this from having translated the term myself in previous jobs. Cavity Wall - A wall system constructed of two separate skins of single thickness material separated by a continuous cavity (usually 50 mm). This allows penetrations for services and a space for various forms of insulation . E.g.. Cavity brickwork ,a wall constructed of two separate skins of single brickwork laid parallel (usually 50mm apart) forming a cavity between and tied together by metal wall ties. Reference: http://www.homeideas.com/Glossaries/terms_building.htm |
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