release agent
Dutch translation: anti-aanbakmiddel
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| 4 | anti-kleefmiddel |
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| 4 | losmiddel; anti-aanbaklaag |
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| 1 +1 | see links + explanation |
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9 hrs confidence: 
anti-kleefmiddel Explanation: weet niet of er een mooiere omschrijving bestaat |
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11 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1see links + explanation Explanation: Hoi Saskia, I'm just guessing but I think in this case a releasing agent is a switch or (eject) button or something on the toaster that allows the buns to come out easily, so that you can clean the toaster more easily, rather than a cleaning detergent (if it were you'd put the cleaning agent on before you'd put the buns in and because of the cleaning agent you put on the buns won't stick ????) That does not make sense to me. http://www.e-d.nl/broodroosters.htm Here they translate it as "extra lift" positie, zodat sneetjes er gemakkelijk uitkomen http://www.kookwinkel-online.nl/BROODROOSTERS.html Here they call it "handige nahefvoorziening" I assume that is the same. I'd just have a look which one fits in better with the text. Hope this helps :-) Best regards Ellemiek |
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losmiddel; anti-aanbaklaag Explanation: kom je vaak tegen bij Google en is ook de vertaling in Eurodicon. Persoonlijk vind ik dat anti-kleefmiddel ook heel goed klinkt anti-aanbaklaag vind je heel veel bij dergelijke keukenproducten Reference: http://www.google.com Eurodicon |
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