Jan 9, 2002 09:49
22 yrs ago
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Italian term
connessione volante
Italian to English
Tech/Engineering
Electronics/railways
Cables and connections - I presume this is a connection which is somewhat loose or flying free
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | loose/movable cable | KARIS ISABELLA DAVOGLIO |
4 +1 | just guessing | Bilingualduo |
4 | overhead cable | oldnick |
4 | loose/movable cable |
Proposed translations
6 hrs
Selected
loose/movable cable
es. presa volante: movable socket (Hazon-Garzanti)
"loose" may convey the idea of not fixed along its route.
Hope it helps
"loose" may convey the idea of not fixed along its route.
Hope it helps
2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you, I think this fairly 'loose' term is the safest one"
15 mins
overhead cable
Declined
I presume it is because it is not clamped nor fixed along its route, but at the ends. Imagine electricity lines which run along a road
Comment: " overhead is usually aereo I think"
+1
39 mins
just guessing
Declined
Does it correspond to FL (flying lead) connections?
Cristina
Cristina
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Derek Smith
: I think you're spot on. I've aways called'em "cable" connections, but FL is smashing.
8 hrs
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well...ahem, thank you
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Comment: "Sorry, I can't find a reference to flying lead connections. "
6 hrs
loose/movable cable
es. presa volante: movable socket (Hazon-Garzanti)
"loose" may convey the idea of not fixed along its route.
Hope it helps
"loose" may convey the idea of not fixed along its route.
Hope it helps
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