kuriizu

English translation: crease

08:05 Jan 28, 2000
Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Japanese term or phrase: kuriizu
The phrase is written in katakana and relates to the molding plastic polymers.
J. Gines
English translation:crease
Explanation:
“Crease”, a type of flaw or defect found on plastic products or formed parts.
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Hirohisa Suzuki
Japan
Local time: 10:21
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Summary of answers provided
nacreese
Maiorano Fabio (X)
nagrease
Kazuo SAWADA
naWhat about plain old crease
IRINA KNIZHNIK
nacrease
Hirohisa Suzuki
nagrease
Robin Brown


  

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14 mins
creese


Explanation:
in english is creese.
fabio from kyoto
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Maiorano Fabio (X)
Local time: 10:21
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1 hr
grease


Explanation:
The katakana of "kuriizu" is wrong.
This katakana should be "guriisu", of which English is grease and grease is used in molding plastic polymers.



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Kazuo SAWADA
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1 hr
What about plain old crease


Explanation:
Crease=line, groove, ridge, etc.

IRINA KNIZHNIK
Local time: 21:21
Native speaker of: Russian
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11 hrs
crease


Explanation:
“Crease”, a type of flaw or defect found on plastic products or formed parts.

Hirohisa Suzuki
Japan
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2 days 20 hrs
grease


Explanation:
I have to say "kuriizu" is a phrase I have never come across, and I
have just checked in all dictionaries/glossaries I have got here and
come up with nothing. But my best guess would be that it is as
suggestion no. 1 has it, i.e. that it should be "guriisu", grease.


Robin Brown
United Kingdom
Local time: 02:21
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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