08:23 Sep 10, 2000 |
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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na | ground wire |
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na | physical ground |
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na | Earth |
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na | Earth |
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ground wire Explanation: From Termium: ground wire s OBS - A wire used to connect electrical equipment to earth or to other grounded equipment. s 1982-11-22 Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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physical ground Explanation: It's difficult to guess without more context, but I suspect the translation is "physical ground," also called "mechanical ground" in English, which means a physical cable connection from equipment to a grounding device. See the link below. AA Reference: http://www.pigore.com.mx/espanol/pag3.htm |
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Earth Explanation: Earth: connection between an electric circuit and the earth. I think this definition suits better than ground when it comes to Physics. Some more context would help. Good luck. By the way, why did I get this question in my inbox if I specified that only English to Spanish questions be notified to me? Collins and Robb |
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Earth Explanation: Earth: connection between an electric circuit and the earth. I think this definition suits better than ground when it comes to Physics. Some more context would help. Good luck. By the way, why did I get this question in my inbox if I specified that only English to Spanish questions be notified to me? Collins and Robb |
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