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00:13 Sep 12, 2001 |
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4 +1 | operator's compartment |
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5 | container |
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1 +1 | ferry |
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2 | vat |
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ferry Explanation: where did the accident happened? bac is also a ferry - so I can only guess that police prohibits to enter the place - the ferry also tank, wat, container, TRUCK (what about truck?) |
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operator's compartment Explanation: is probably what you need in this case. It seems to be a cabine in a forklift, truck or similar. Best of luck/Marianne own experience |
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vat Explanation: Could be a "vat", kind of big opened "tank" or "tub", in which parts are immersed, conveyed, etc. The process may be conducted from the "cabine" |
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container Explanation: I am not sure about vat?????? I think you would be safer using a more general term if you cannot obtain more contextual information. A bac is a container general of large surface and quite shallow. In the context of food industry it can be a tank. In whichever context, "container" will be adequate. |
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