serratura a 2 mandate
English translation: double-bolt lock
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double-bolt lock Explanation: double-bolt lock Collins-Robert |
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double lock Explanation: The safe has a double lock. As "serratura" translates as "lock" and "doppia mandata" is "double lock" I think you can avoid saying "double lock lock"!!! By the way a "bolt" isn't the same as "serratura". A "bolt" is "catenaccio, paletto, chiavistello, stanghetta, spranga" So to bolt the door is "sprangare la porta". I doubt that your safe has this type of mechanism? Angela Grande Sansoni/Picchi |
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