Nov 22, 2000 10:54
23 yrs ago
Dutch term
dubbelhardgebakken 10 X 10 tegel
Dutch to English
Tech/Engineering
Context:
I am currently translating a handbook for a construction firm, and am having problems with three terms.
Unfortunately these terms are mentioned in a table and not in a complete sentence, so there's very little to go by...
I have divided these three words into three seprate questions, so as to award KudoZ point for each correct/most useful answer.
Thanks for your help!
Pikey
I am currently translating a handbook for a construction firm, and am having problems with three terms.
Unfortunately these terms are mentioned in a table and not in a complete sentence, so there's very little to go by...
I have divided these three words into three seprate questions, so as to award KudoZ point for each correct/most useful answer.
Thanks for your help!
Pikey
Proposed translations
(English)
0 +1 | double-fired 10 cm x 10 cm tile | Ken Cox |
0 | double (or extra) hardbaked tile 10x10 | Evert DELOOF-SYS |
0 | extra hard baked tiles, 10cm.x10cm. | Meturgan |
0 | 10x10 cm double hard-burnt tile/flag | Havona |
Proposed translations
+1
4 hrs
Selected
double-fired 10 cm x 10 cm tile
most like double-fired
Reference:
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "This appears to be the best answer - I have seen this terminology mentioned in quite a few leaflets and books, and also found the reference very useful. Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions, Pikey."
44 mins
double (or extra) hardbaked tile 10x10
double (or extra) hardbaked tile
No references needed here.
No references needed here.
3 hrs
extra hard baked tiles, 10cm.x10cm.
The first answer is ok. I only want to add that by 10x10 is meant 10cm.x10cm..
You knew that probably.
With kind regards,
Daniel Meturgan
You knew that probably.
With kind regards,
Daniel Meturgan
Reference:
11 hrs
10x10 cm double hard-burnt tile/flag
10x10 stands for the dimensions of the tile or flag, probably in cm.
dubbelhardgebakken: I know that hardgebakken = hard-burnt, so I am assuming that it has been "baked" twice (in a furnace to harden it).
I think tile would be if the thing were to be used on a wall, for instance in a bathroom. Flag is usually used for flooring tiles.
HTH,
Iris Havona
dubbelhardgebakken: I know that hardgebakken = hard-burnt, so I am assuming that it has been "baked" twice (in a furnace to harden it).
I think tile would be if the thing were to be used on a wall, for instance in a bathroom. Flag is usually used for flooring tiles.
HTH,
Iris Havona
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