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15:21 Aug 28, 2006 |
English to Hungarian translations [PRO] Furniture / Household Appliances | |||||||
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4 | kacsalábú asztal/asztal, kacsa lábbal |
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kacsalábú asztal/asztal, kacsa lábbal Explanation: Meghatározás egy bútor glossary alapján: DUCK FOOT: Webbed foot attached to a table leg which curves outward. Neve magyarul: asztal, kacsa lábbal (www.asztalmania.hu/arjegyzek.htm) Szerintem: kacsalábú asztal. Szék is van kacsalábú: (mek.oszk.hu/00700/00713/html/) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 nap4 óra (2006-08-31 19:31:03 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- További találatok: www.bsu.edu/news/article/0,1370,7273-850-19214,00.html Student wins national art award for Daffy Duck-inspired table (3/29/2004) Dana Fear thinks her table is just ducky. So did NICHE, a trade publication featuring American crafts. The magazine honored the Ball State University senior with a 2004 Student Niche Award for her work, "Duck Table." The table resembles a nightstand. Instead of having traditional legs, however, Fear carved duck legs made from hard maple. Rather than mimicking a motionless duck, Fear's table legs appear to be in mid-stride. www.bronze-depot.com/Tables___Benches/Tables_2/tables_2.htm... Ezen a lapon rengeteg asztal látható, pl.: Three dolphins table - az asztallapot 3 delfint formázó láb tartja; 3 cupids table - 3 "cupido" tartja; swan table - hattyú tartja; sphinx table - szfinksz tartja; butterfly girl table - pillangó lány(?) tartja; naked lady table - az asztallap egy hiányos öltözékű hölgyre van szerelve; bronze flying duck table - "repülő" (bronz) kacsa tartja stb. A képeken látható kb. 50 asztal közül mindegyiket a láb (tartórész) alapján nevezték el. |
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