Feb 12, 2007 04:04
17 yrs ago
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English term
attachment
English to Italian
Medical
Medical: Instruments
I'm proofreading a text and am not familiar with the following translation of "attachment":
Slide the irrigation clip over the distal end of the handpiece attachment.
Infilare la clip di irrigazione sull’estremità distale del terminale del manipolo.
I do not need to suggest improvements or changes to the text, I only need to note if there is an objective error. Could anyone confirm that terminale is (or is not) used to mean "attachment"? Many thanks in advance.
Slide the irrigation clip over the distal end of the handpiece attachment.
Infilare la clip di irrigazione sull’estremità distale del terminale del manipolo.
I do not need to suggest improvements or changes to the text, I only need to note if there is an objective error. Could anyone confirm that terminale is (or is not) used to mean "attachment"? Many thanks in advance.
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3 | it might mean many things.... | Shera Lyn Parpia |
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it might mean many things....
I think you're right.
By attachment I understand only that the piece was attached separately at some point after the irrigtion console was copmleted. It may be an optional. On the basis of the context and possibly a photograph you may be able to decide.
there is a drawing here:
http://www.conmed.com/Inserts/w55/W55-000-077C.pdf
It shows a handpiece at one end, with an irrigation collar attached to one extreme. You can decide how you want to translate it.
By attachment I understand only that the piece was attached separately at some point after the irrigtion console was copmleted. It may be an optional. On the basis of the context and possibly a photograph you may be able to decide.
there is a drawing here:
http://www.conmed.com/Inserts/w55/W55-000-077C.pdf
It shows a handpiece at one end, with an irrigation collar attached to one extreme. You can decide how you want to translate it.
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