10:23 Jan 30, 2006 |
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English to Danish translations [PRO] Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Manual til entrepren�rmaskine | |||||||
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4 | center-pin (loaded) |
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1 | center pin-belastet |
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center-pin (loaded) Explanation: If you google "bagaksel pin" you will see why. http://komatsu.dk/template30.asp?pageid=5609 |
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center pin-belastet Explanation: It's not bad English. It is standard technical language. I know what centre pin-loaded means in English. It's about the loading around a centre pin (cylindrical/circular object) see: http://www.tech.plym.ac.uk/sme/Interactive_Resources/tutoria... but in danish a pin in a bridge is called something else to a pin in a car. There were a number of suggestions for centre pin e.g. hovedbolt, hovedtap, kingpin, tværdrager, but these are not used for pin-loaded. Support and load are the same but opposite. Where there is a load (last) there is a support (støtte), otherwise there is no load, so in this case they could be interchanged. The suggestion above was found on German/Tysk websites, but not Danish. |
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