Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

Discontinue volume weegwerktuig

English translation:

weighing machine / instrument for changing volumes

Added to glossary by Henk Peelen
Jan 8, 2004 14:37
20 yrs ago
Dutch term

Discontinue volume weegwerktuig

Dutch to English Tech/Engineering
Vloeistofmeetmiddelen: ...Vloeistofvolumemeters, Vloeistofmassameters, meetsjablonen, Dampretourmeetmiddelen, Vloeistofmeetinstallaties, Discontinue volume weegwerktuigen, Glazen inhoudsmeter, Vloeistofhoogtemeters, Statische massameters...

(No need to translate the rest of the list)

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Jan 8, 2004:
yes but... what is a discontinous (intermittent/changing) volume?

Why there is no mention of such a thing on the web / anywhere, apparently ?

Proposed translations

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weighing machine / instrument for changing volumes

is what I think they mean

I'm happy for you that you don't need to translate the rest of the list.


weighing machine / instrument for discontinuous volumes
weighing machine / instrument for intermittent volumes
weighing machine / instrument for changing volumes

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Note added at 2004-01-08 18:34:03 (GMT)
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I didn\'t search the web for the English term, but you don\'t find the Dutch one there. I think that is because it is an awkward way of saying it. I think they mean with discontinue volume (discontinu should be without the \"e\") that there is not constantly a volume to determine the weight of. I can\'t image something about \"discontinue weegwerktuigen\".

I would have said \"weegwerktuigen voor wisselende volumes\".

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Note added at 2004-03-25 05:56:08 (GMT) Post-grading
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intermittent = periodic, recurrent
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you, Henk. This is what I thought... However, it is a bit strange, because the rest of the document use a very precise and clear terminology. Thank you."
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