07:59 Jul 29, 2020 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering - Agriculture / Machinery | |||||||
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4 | Alpechinera (leave in Spanish) |
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4 | Vegetable water sump/pit |
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Alpechinera (leave in Spanish) Explanation: I think it is best to leave their term in Spanish in italics, like in the Malaga link below, perhaps with an explanation. According to the DRAE it is a "Jar or well where the alpechín is collected", and Linguee offers "vegetable water" as a translation, which I am not keen on. The alpechineras I have seen in the Valencia region are a bit like small caves or hollows in rocks. 1. f. Tinaja o pozo donde se recoge el alpechín. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 50 mins (2020-07-29 08:50:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "The liquid decanted through a channel located at the base of the press called a alpechinera jamilera..." -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 50 mins (2020-07-29 08:50:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://codegenil.es/en/nuestros-productos-2/ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 52 mins (2020-07-29 08:52:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- CAVEAT: Some of the websites are obviously machine translated, so proceed with caution. For example, if you find one that mentions "olive bones"then you know it's a dodgy translation... (olive stones) http://www.renergyuk.com/olive-stones/#:~:text=Olive stones ... Example sentence(s):
https://dle.rae.es/alpechinera?m=form Reference: http://www.hikenow.net/images/Spain/Brochures/andalucia_cost... |
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Vegetable water sump/pit Explanation: Como alpechinera en el pozo donde se recoge el alpechín. Creo que se puede traducir: Vegetable water sump or pit |
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