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19:26 Jan 10, 2004 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / building | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Lucie Brione United Kingdom Local time: 17:34 | ||||||
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- Circulations voie pompiers/aire de livraison 13 T à l'essieu Explanation: It's more like air evacuation conducts I hope I could help you sincerely, Alina |
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Emergency Services lane/Delivery area 13T Axle weight Explanation: Pompiers: in France, the fire service not only puts out fires, it also does what paramedics do in the UK. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-01-10 19:46:01 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 13T Axle weight : This refers to the weight limit. In the UK, signs show an axle with and arrow pointing to its middle and the weight limit in tonnes, i.e. 13T |
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(reserved) for fire services (only) Explanation: For circulations voie pompiers I'd suggest "reserved for fire services/for fire services only"(could generalise to emergency services). 13T à l'essieu: delivery area limited to lorries not exceeding 13T axle weight. It sounds like restrictions imposed in a parking/delivery area of a building. |
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Fire service Explanation: IS more appropriate than "emergency services". An injured person can be carried to an ambulance, but water cannot be sprayed onto a burning building if the fire truck can't get close enough (or if it sinks into the mud, as the "grande échelle" did when they came to put a tarp on my roof after the 1999 storm - may lawn still bears the marks!), so there are regulations about having special fire-service access a set distance from buildings. |
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