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23:31 Apr 3, 2005 |
Swedish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Construction / Civil Engineering | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Larissa Ekonoja Sweden Local time: 04:16 | ||||||
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5 | the storeroom; the storage room |
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5 | rock space |
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3 +1 | cavern |
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4 | excavation |
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3 +1 | cavity |
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4 -1 | attic |
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attic Explanation: my suggestion |
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the storeroom; the storage room Explanation: From the archaic Swedish verb "berga", meaning "take in"/"take care of". |
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cavern Explanation: perhaps cavern or maybe head space -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs 43 mins (2005-04-04 02:14:34 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- peripheral vault, service tunnel,..... Is the space used for anything? the EXTRA room ;-) |
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rock space Explanation: I've used rock space before and it worked. |
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excavation Explanation: I would use excavation. It designates an area or space which has been emptied but without needing to specify a specific purpose for it. Bergrum does not at all need to be a 'room' in a classic sense, and I think excavation fits the non-specific context here. The link below is a Finnish-Swedish-English mining reference that isn't perfect but pretty good. Reference: http://www.teknologiateollisuus.fi/minisites/Sanasto/luokit_... |
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cavity Explanation: How about "the cavity above the ceiling panels" - it doesn't have to be a room in the conventional sense to be "bergrummet". Cavity could be all kinds of spaces without specifying type/size. |
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