Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Flemish term or phrase:
plankennet
English translation:
Otter trawl
Added to glossary by
Mark Straver
Aug 14, 2009 10:01
15 yrs ago
Flemish term
plankennet
Flemish to English
Tech/Engineering
Fisheries
Coastal fishing
This is a specific Flemish term for a certain type of net. I have no further context than the sentence it appears in:
"Allerhande netten (het plankennet, de drijvende haringnetten, het stroopnet,... ) geven een duidelijk beeld van hoe de verschillende vissoorten gevangen werden."
The text deals with the history of fishing off the West Coast of Flanders.
"Allerhande netten (het plankennet, de drijvende haringnetten, het stroopnet,... ) geven een duidelijk beeld van hoe de verschillende vissoorten gevangen werden."
The text deals with the history of fishing off the West Coast of Flanders.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | Otter trawl |
Anca Popa
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Otter trawl
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Reference:
It seems to be the same as "Bordennet", or ottertrawl.
http://www.vliz.be/NL/Zeeleeuw/Zeeleeuw_Apparatuur
[Biologische bemonstering
* Van Veen grijper [details]
* Reineck Box Corer [details]
* Bowers & Connoly Multi-Corer [details]
* Hamon grab [details]
* Boomkor [details]
** * Plankennet - Ottertrawl [details]
* Neustonnet
* MIK net [details]
* WP2 plankton net [details]
* Trawl Plankton net [details]
* Bongo net [details]
* Planktonpomp [details]
* Hyperbenthische slee
http://www.vliz.be/NL/Zeeleeuw/Zeeleeuw_Apparatuur
[Biologische bemonstering
* Van Veen grijper [details]
* Reineck Box Corer [details]
* Bowers & Connoly Multi-Corer [details]
* Hamon grab [details]
* Boomkor [details]
** * Plankennet - Ottertrawl [details]
* Neustonnet
* MIK net [details]
* WP2 plankton net [details]
* Trawl Plankton net [details]
* Bongo net [details]
* Planktonpomp [details]
* Hyperbenthische slee
Note from asker:
Thanks, the synonym put me on the right track! |
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