cabiron

French translation: poupée

12:12 Apr 23, 2008
Spanish to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Ships, Sailing, Maritime
Spanish term or phrase: cabiron
Do you know this word, it is in a document describing the capstan and used as if it was a part of a motor, or it features motorisation???
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Local time: 13:11
French translation:poupée
Explanation:
En Terminologie nautique.

À l'avant du bateau (la proue), le guindeau (cabestan ou treuil horizontal servant à virer l'ancre) est composé du barbotin (pour virer les chaînes, à crans donc) et de la poupée (pour virer les cordages, lisse donc). Cela ressemble à un winch, mais horizontal et intégré dans le guindeau.

En espagnol:
Guindeau = molinete
Barbotin = barbotén
Poupée = cabiron

Un synonyme d'usage plus général = Poulie


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Cabirón (con acento)

En anglais,
Guindeau = windlass (capstan for anchor)
Barbotin = gipsy
Poupée = Drum

On dit aussi Tambour pour la poupée, ce qui est peut être plus passe-partout (tambor en espagnol)

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http://www.discount-marine.com/e185--/Guindeaux.html
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Claude Orquevaux (X)
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Local time: 13:11
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5 +1poupée
Claude Orquevaux (X)
3= warping end = tambour
Albert Golub


  

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= warping end = tambour


Explanation:
une premiere recherche cabiron = warping end dans google
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une seconde dans ce fichier
voir page 24 de ce fichier
http://www.billingboatsna.com/Documents/BB522-Instructions.p...

Albert Golub
Local time: 13:11
Native speaker of: French
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poupée


Explanation:
En Terminologie nautique.

À l'avant du bateau (la proue), le guindeau (cabestan ou treuil horizontal servant à virer l'ancre) est composé du barbotin (pour virer les chaînes, à crans donc) et de la poupée (pour virer les cordages, lisse donc). Cela ressemble à un winch, mais horizontal et intégré dans le guindeau.

En espagnol:
Guindeau = molinete
Barbotin = barbotén
Poupée = cabiron

Un synonyme d'usage plus général = Poulie


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Note added at 1 hr (2008-04-23 14:05:52 GMT)
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Cabirón (con acento)

En anglais,
Guindeau = windlass (capstan for anchor)
Barbotin = gipsy
Poupée = Drum

On dit aussi Tambour pour la poupée, ce qui est peut être plus passe-partout (tambor en espagnol)

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-04-23 14:09:06 GMT)
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http://www.discount-marine.com/e185--/Guindeaux.html

Claude Orquevaux (X)
Spain
Local time: 13:11
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Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
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