Glossary entry

français term or phrase:

manque de disponibilité de gros ensembles

anglais translation:

lack of availability of large sets

Added to glossary by DocteurPC
Mar 15, 2006 14:55
18 yrs ago
français term

manque de disponibilité de gros ensembles

français vers anglais Technique / Génie Marketing / recherche de marché multi-lingual questionnaire
"MANQUE DE DISPONIBILITE DE GROS ENSEMBLES. "
tel quel dans le texte
c'est un questionnaire en anglais, français et espagnol, (et même allemand) sur la qualité du service d'une compagnie

les phrases sont donc une série de mots dans un tableau, sans explication, de style :LACK OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE REPRESENTATIVE AND THE COUNTER SERVICE

tout en majuscules, ce qui ne facilite pas le travail.
les 10 phrases avant sont en espagnol, ainsi que les 10 suivantes (par exemple, la ligne précédente dit : NO ME RECOMIENDAN - qui doit signifier quelque chose comme je ne recommande pas ou on ne me recommande pas)

la section est : "Comments on ordering and warranty"

on parle ici de lames ou de pales (blades) sur de l'équipement de ferme ou de construction

autre que "big kits" je ne trouve rien qui pourrait laisser entendre ce dont il s'agit
une idée? une suggestion?
Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (1): df49f (X)

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Proposed translations

+4
6 minutes
Selected

lack of availability of large sets (of blades etc)

Just an idea - i.e. when all the blades of a certain piece of equipment need to be changed
Peer comment(s):

agree Sylvia Smith
38 minutes
agree Jolanta Tuzel
1 heure
agree Sarah Walls
4 heures
agree IC --
1 jour 19 heures
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "it makes sense in this context, merci"
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