Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
from gripper to back
French translation:
tête vers queue
Added to glossary by
Estelle Chauvet
Dec 17, 2007 17:53
16 yrs ago
English term
from gripper to back
English to French
Tech/Engineering
Printing & Publishing
Contexte:
"Select a printing order:
Work-and-tumble – Print one side of a sheet, and then turn it over FROM GRIPPER TO BACK with the same side guide and plate to print the other side. Applies to 4-Up and 8-Up Booklets."
"Select a printing order:
Work-and-tumble – Print one side of a sheet, and then turn it over FROM GRIPPER TO BACK with the same side guide and plate to print the other side. Applies to 4-Up and 8-Up Booklets."
Proposed translations
(French)
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Jennifer Levey
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tête vers queue
There are two ways to turn a sheet over: from 'side to side' (as when turning the pages of a normal book) or 'top to bottom' (like turning the pages on a wall-calendar).
'from gripper to back' refers to the second method. I don't know the proper French term - if all else fails I suggest 'tête vers queue'.
'from gripper to back' refers to the second method. I don't know the proper French term - if all else fails I suggest 'tête vers queue'.
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Comment: "Merci. Cette traduction semble correct (voiri ce lien : http://www.emploiquebec.net/publications/Pages-statiques/00_fnfmo_5036-02_ImpressionPresse4Couleurs.pdf)."
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