глухие решетки

English translation: fixed bars/grills

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Russian term or phrase:глухие решетки
English translation:fixed bars/grills
Entered by: Clive Wilshin

23:57 Oct 29, 2002
Russian to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Russian term or phrase: глухие решетки
glukhoy is one of my favourite Russian words because of its huge number of meanings. In this case the context is устанавливать глухие решетки на окнах (is forbidden). I presume these are fixed or unopenable lattices/grills (as opposed to the съемныe деревянныe решетки I had in my last piece). 'Dummy lattices' perhaps?
Clive Wilshin
Local time: 16:29
you're right - as per safety regulations the 'fixed' bars (these are window bars) are not allowed
Explanation:
however 'glukhaja stena' - a "blind wall" is of more common usage..
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Vladimir Dubisskiy
United States
Local time: 10:29
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I'd also like to thank Vladimir publicly for e-mailing me about задействованныe для эвакуации after I had chosen the wrong answer (although I expressed strong reservations and decided against entering it into the glossary). I have now entered his suggestion (or a slight variant on it) into the glossary.
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5you're right - as per safety regulations the 'fixed' bars (these are window bars) are not allowed
Vladimir Dubisskiy


  

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you're right - as per safety regulations the 'fixed' bars (these are window bars) are not allowed


Explanation:
however 'glukhaja stena' - a "blind wall" is of more common usage..

Vladimir Dubisskiy
United States
Local time: 10:29
Native speaker of: Native in RussianRussian, Native in UkrainianUkrainian
PRO pts in pair: 1408
Grading comment
I'd also like to thank Vladimir publicly for e-mailing me about задействованныe для эвакуации after I had chosen the wrong answer (although I expressed strong reservations and decided against entering it into the glossary). I have now entered his suggestion (or a slight variant on it) into the glossary.
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