10:52 Feb 20, 2009 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Science - Environment & Ecology | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Jonathan Mauger Local time: 01:56 | ||||||
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"Mainline windbreak" Explanation: This is not exactly an explanation.I checked it with alc 防風林 means shelter break or windbreak then I checked with Google. |
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arterial road windbreak Explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arterial_(highway) http://www.hfri.pref.hokkaido.jp/03kikaku/bofurin/01.pdf If 防風林is a windbreak, then 幹線 must be arterial road. In the second link, there is a definition in Japanese about what it's for. |
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arterial windbreak forest Explanation: I know a little about these. They are called windbreak forests (belts of woodland) that are commonly used to protect against desertification (see link, reference is near the bottom). The above referenced document refers to 支線風防林 as well which although not 100 confident on i would recommend translating as "branch windbreak forest" Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.desertification.gov.cn/xinxi/book2/ctk-2.htm |
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Shelterbelt bordering the mainline Explanation: mature woodland/shelterbelts – the woodland avenue to Norton House Hotel to the east and the shelterbelt bordering the mainline railway along the site’s ... download.edinburgh.gov.uk/RWELP_Inquiry/099RB.pdf - |
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wide shelterbelt Explanation: There is a good photo in the reference given by Kanazawa-san. (http://www.hfri.pref.hokkaido.jp/03kikaku/bofurin/01.pdf) It seems like a belt of trees rather than a forest. 幹線防風林 = wide shelterbelt 支線防風林 = narrow shelterbelt |
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