00:38 Apr 6, 2000 |
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na | mushroom-shaped button |
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na | mushroom-head button |
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na | mushroom-head push button |
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na | mushroom-head button with emergency stop device |
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na | mushroom-head button with emergency stop device |
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na | self-locking emergency pushbutton |
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mushroom-shaped button Explanation: Ho sempre trovato questa parola.. spero sia d'aiuto. |
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mushroom-head button Explanation: Si aggiunge "head" perchè il nome completo è "pulsante a testa di fungo" (Marolli docet!) Ciao, Sabrina |
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mushroom-head push button Explanation: Marolli's Technical Dictionary, Page 1560 I'll mention also "panic(emergency)button" for "pulsante di emergenza" |
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mushroom-head button with emergency stop device Explanation: Although in english you don't usually need to be specific with the shape, button is usually enough. hope this helps. ciao |
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mushroom-head button with emergency stop device Explanation: Although in english you don't usually need to be specific with the shape, button is usually enough. hope this helps. ciao |
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self-locking emergency pushbutton Explanation: No shortage of replies for you here! The "mushroom head" is certainly correct, though not strictly necessary. The "self-locking" is "con blocco", i.e. once pressed, the button stays down until it is reset either by twisting the head or actually unlocking it with a key. |
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