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04:53 Jan 20, 2002 |
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5 | une éclisse |
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4 | voie d'évitement éclissée |
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4 | voie de garage sous contrôle |
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4 | voie d'évitement douanière (sous douane) |
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voie d'évitement éclissée Explanation: GDT : bonded rail joint : joint éclissé électriquement n. m. Ici on parle d'une voie d'évitement. Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com |
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voie de garage sous contrôle Explanation: ou pour inspection selon le contexte |
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une éclisse Explanation: ce sont deux rails liés entre eux, à la fin, par une plaque d'acier... |
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voie d'évitement douanière (sous douane) Explanation: "A new customer accord will let trains skirt border problems making rail the fastest and most economic means for shippers to move their goods to Canada. (...) an agreement to automate the customs clearance of goods entering Canada by rail(...)the new system will save shippers the cost of maintaining bonded rail sidings, lower their brokerage costs and eliminate unnecessary demurrage fees. (...)Nearly 98% of the 550,000 rail cars entering Canada each year are already cleared without inspection. The process, until now, was entirely paper-driven, which kept goods sitting needlessly idle in rail cars on bonded sidings. http://www.trainweb.org/canadianrailways/CanadaCalling/Janua... bonded area - Selon le contexte: zone d'inspection n. f. zone sous contrôle n. f. zone franche zone sous douane bonded freight marchandises sous douane n. f. pl. bonded storage entreposage en douane n. m. D'où: voie d'évitement douanière voie d'évitement sous douane voie d'inspection douanière Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com |
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