Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Vac + earth
Italian translation:
V c.a. + terra
English term
Vac + earth
Connector XXX: Power supply XXX Vac + earth
3 +3 | V ca + terra |
Susanna Martoni
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5 -1 | V(olt) AC (corrente alternata) + messa a terra |
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4 | allo bello brounere |
ROLANDO SALAZAR
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Proposed translations
V ca + terra
Direi:
Connector XXX: Power supply XXX Vac + earth
Connettore XXX: alimentazione XXX V ca (che sta per corrente alternata) + terra (che sta per messa a terra)
Quell'XXX potresti metterlo dopo "V ca" (di solito qui ci sta un numero che corrisponde al voltaggio di alimentazione, forse nel tuo caso è la denominazione commerciale di un connettore?)
V(olt) AC (corrente alternata) + messa a terra
Therefore: Porenza xx Vac + messa a terra
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Note added at 9 mins (2013-10-04 17:03:39 GMT)
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Sorry for the typos, I should have checked the spelling.
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pcs_MCIL
: In italiano AC si traduce c.a.
14 hrs
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@sea-words: si è vero, ma nei manuali la maggior parte delle volte lo trovo con l'acronimoc AC
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