02:59 Jan 8, 2006 |
Norwegian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / Product description | |||||||
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3 | rod |
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3 | Stay |
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rod Explanation: Kongur Telemark Steel rods and sturdy springs provide lateral stability and power to the tip of the ski and the beefy steel front bail keeps your boot secured to the binding. shopping.msn.com/results/shp/?bCatId=9226 Janak Telemark The Cobra is tough enough for the most vigorous days on the mountain with rigid steel rods for lateral stability and a sturdy steel front bail keeps you firmly locked to the binding. shopping.msn.com/results/shp/?bCatId=9226 Cobra R8 er bindingen for deg som kjører aggresivt og krever at utstyret skal tåle store påkjenninger. Stive kompresjonsfjærer gir stor bøyemotstand og et herlig trykk på forskien. Fjærpakken er koblet til tåjernet med stive stag i krombelagt stål, noe som gjør bindingen svært sidestabil. oslosportslager.no/product/2693/2725/341890/Cobra_R8.html |
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Stay Explanation: Rod is probably not "wrong" but I think "stay" is probably more generically useful. I think the word, in both English and Norwegian, comes from ships' stays. |
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