viewed from the nozzle end

French translation: à partir de l'extrémité du bec

18:52 Feb 23, 2006
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English term or phrase: viewed from the nozzle end
Réglage du jet d'un karcher:

To adjust the nozzle, proceed as follows.
Twist the nozzle clockwise (viewed from the nozzle end). The nozzle will click into the ‘preset’ spray position.

Merci d'avance
MYRIAM LAGHA
Local time: 15:28
French translation:à partir de l'extrémité du bec
Explanation:
en partant / en regardant à partir de l'extrémité du bec.
Ou
tout simplement à partir de l'extrémité du bec. C'est assez explicite pour les instructions.
HTH.

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Note added at 1 hr (2006-02-23 20:18:15 GMT)
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A good reference for you:
Entretien/Mécanique
... Le BEC du Karcher doit être au moins à 50 cm des endroits réputés non fragiles et au moins à 1 m des endroits fragiles ... ...
site.voila.fr/moto90trialclub/page6.html
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4à partir de l'extrémité du bec
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2 -1vu du côté de la buse
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à partir de l'extrémité du bec


Explanation:
en partant / en regardant à partir de l'extrémité du bec.
Ou
tout simplement à partir de l'extrémité du bec. C'est assez explicite pour les instructions.
HTH.

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Note added at 1 hr (2006-02-23 20:18:15 GMT)
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A good reference for you:
Entretien/Mécanique
... Le BEC du Karcher doit être au moins à 50 cm des endroits réputés non fragiles et au moins à 1 m des endroits fragiles ... ...
site.voila.fr/moto90trialclub/page6.html

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agree  FIROOZEH FARHANG: je dirais "vu de l'extrémité du bec (verseur)
58 mins
  -> Oui, certainement. Merci :-)

disagree  Tony M: I always do! In the first place, a Kärcher nozzle is not 'pointed' like a 'bec', and secondly, I think the manufacturer's own website could be taken as authoritative here, don't you? Please do try to be less aggressive!
4 days
  -> That's your own perception, not a fact. Before disagreeing, you should consult monolingual French dictionaries more often: > bec: • Extrémité de certains objets terminés en pointe." I think you are confusing w/ "Ferme ton bec", a vulgar colloquialism
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vu du côté de la buse


Explanation:
I may be way off mark here, but I've a feeling I've come across a formulation something along these lines.

As far as I can remember, the 'nozzle' on a Kärcher is referred to as a 'buse', though again, I stand to be corrected!

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Note added at 4 days (2006-02-27 21:11:39 GMT) Post-grading
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Try this ref., from Kärcher's own site, to see that my suggestion of 'buse' is the official term used by at least this manufacturer:

http://www.karcher.fr/professionnels/accessoires/accessoires...

Please note that 'bec' is a very informal, colloquial word used by people like motorbike enthusiasts, but is not at all the 'official' word for this kind of 'nozzle'.


Tony M
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disagree  Premium✍️: No reference found for http://www.google.fr/search?hl=fr&q="vu du côté de la buse "... KudoZ Rule 5.6: 5.6 - Be prepared to receive both positive & negative feedback from peers. You're always getting personal w Yr attacks
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  -> Please respect KudoZ rules [5.1 & 5.3], and confine your use of 'disagree' to a linguistic evaluation, instead of a personal attack. // Pardon? What's that incomplete URL all about?
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