German term
bei Stillstand gefüllt erhalten
vielen DANK!
4 +5 | maintaining (the pipes) in a filled state when stopped | Darin Fitzpatrick |
Jul 30, 2020 21:08: Steffen Walter changed "Field" from "Law/Patents" to "Tech/Engineering"
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Proposed translations
maintaining (the pipes) in a filled state when stopped
gefüllt = in a filled state (because just "filled" or "full" doesn't work in context)
Use the progressive form ("maintaining") in subordinate clauses in patents.
Note that as written, the subject of "erhält" is "dessen Höhe." This may not actually be the intended meaning.
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