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12:30 Sep 25, 2005 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / replacement of windows | |||||||
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4 +1 | pierced and screw-threaded |
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5 | punched/drilled and tapped/threaded |
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pierced and screw-threaded Explanation: It sounds like some steel sheets may require holes inserting with a threaded interior (suitable for receiving screws or bolts) and the sheets need to be treated once pierced, etc. Resource: Diccionario Técnico, F. Beigbeder and seen in patent translations. |
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punched/drilled and tapped/threaded Explanation: agujereadas = punched (punzonadas) / drilled (taladradas) roscadas = tapped / threaded Ref.: Diccionario de Collazo |
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