Glossary entry

Chinese term or phrase:

四导体,一导体

English translation:

"four (conductive) wires", "one (conductive) wire"

Added to glossary by ysun
Mar 5, 2004 19:14
20 yrs ago
Chinese term

四导体,一导体

Chinese to English Other Electronics / Elect Eng
本线路为四导体引下线先同时接一导体电缆...

Are they merely "fourth conductor" and "first conductor"????
Proposed translations (English)
5 +3 "four conductors" and "one conductor"

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Proposed translations

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"four conductors" and "one conductor"

"four conductors" and "one conductor"

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Note added at 2004-03-05 19:40:08 (GMT)
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ie., \"four-wire cable\" and \"single-wire cable\" in your context.

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Note added at 2004-03-05 19:43:56 (GMT)
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To be more accurate, please provide the whole sentence.

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Note added at 2004-03-06 15:14:19 (GMT)
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The answer to your question “是否可以个别以两导体引下线衔接一导体电缆?” is “Yes”.

Based on the whole sentence, it seems that “四导体引下线” doesn\'t mean \"a four-wire cable (四芯电缆)\". Instead, it means “four leading wires”.

So, the whole sentence can also be understood as follows:
“The circuit consists of four leading wires simultaneously connected at first with one cable, and then jumped over to another cable via a connector.”

跳接 = 跨接: jump, bridge connection

Does it make sense in the context?
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