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20:23 Mar 26, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Textiles / Clothing / Fashion / Textiles | |||||||
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| Selected response from: msebold Canada Local time: 18:29 | ||||||
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Malleable Explanation: .. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-26 20:49:04 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I think it refers to ease of application,drying time would appear to be extended increasing the spreadability of this tough paint, -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-26 20:50:38 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In fact \"easy to apply\" might be your best option here! |
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the embedded metallic oxides make the structure of the titanium lacquers appear... Explanation: ductile and reduced Ernst 2000 (CD)+Engstr�m(CD)+Duden-Oxford+MW |
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give the xxx both smoothness and reduction Explanation: My take. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-26 21:05:27 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- OR: provides both smoothness and reduction for the xxx. |
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The blended metal oxides... Explanation: allow for the Titan lacquer's structure (viscosity [consistency]) to react smoothly while at a reduced level. Since it concerns a liquid, 'malleable' is not the best of words because it refers to solids (and figuratively), e.g. clay is malleable. I think they mean "viscosity" or at least "consistency" when they talk about 'structure'. They should have used "Beschaffenheit" instead of 'Struktur'. |
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pliant Explanation: Implicit in answer. Laixicon |
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sleek Explanation: I think this refers to the effect that the finish has on people who look at it. So perhaps, ". . . sleek yet understated." |
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