Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
verres fluorisés
English translation:
fluoride glass
Added to glossary by
Vera Fluhr (X)
Mar 4, 2003 00:04
21 yrs ago
French term
verres fluorisés
French to English
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Fashioin article about sunglasses:
"...verres fluorisés, irisés et miroirants..."
"...verres fluorisés, irisés et miroirants..."
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +5 | fluoride glass |
Vera Fluhr (X)
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5 | fluoride glass, 'iridescent', reflective |
Tony M
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4 | reflective, irridescent, day-glo colored lenses |
Michael Locey
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2 | fluorescent/iridescent /shimmering |
Louise Dupont (X)
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Proposed translations
+5
51 mins
Selected
fluoride glass
Je crois qu'il s'agit de verres fluorés, pas fluorisés
Samples:
... the use of ion implanted metal colloids for car mirrors and sunglasses, to optical ... Luminescence
of levitated Zr-Ba-LaAl-Na __fluoride _glass_; Phys Rev B, 56, 5876 ...
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/engg/research_groups/ opto/pdteng_old.htm
Collaboration between an astronomy laboratory and a French ...
... Optical fibers made of __fluoride _glass_ are used in this instrument. These fibers are developed by "Le _Verre_Fluoré_," a company specialized in this type of ...
http://www.cnrs.fr/cw/en/pres/compress/ ColLabAstroInduFran.htm
MONA, LISA and VINCI Soon Ready to Travel to Paranal (ESO Press ...
... By far the best best material for this is __fluoride_glass__. It was invented by one of the co-founders of the company "Le __Verre_Fluoré__", the only manufacturer of ...
http://www.eso.org/outreach/press-rel/pr-2000/pr-22-00.html
FLUOR - Publications - Vincent Coudé du Foresto's Dissertation ...
... La dispersion est un problème important pour les fibres en verre fluoré. ... based on
a triple coupler made of IR single-mode fluoride glass fiber, transformed a ...
http://despa.obspm.fr/fluor/publications/foresto94.html
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Note added at 2003-03-04 01:10:55 (GMT)
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Learn about different types of glass
... is used for windows, _sunglasses_, and instrument ... Heavy metal __fluoride_glass_ is an extremely transparent ...
http://www.texasglass.com/glass_facts/types_of_Glass.htm
REMARQUE:
Je crois que \"fluorisé\" est la même chose que \"fluoré\" parce que, quand il s\'agit d\'un dentifrice, on dit \"fluoré\" mais parfois on dit aussi \"fluorisé\", e.g.:
Gel dentifrice fluoré pour les dents sensibles ...
http://www.beautycenter.fr/ fiche_produit.php?id_rayon=141&id_article=3313
- utilisation d\'un gel dentifrice fluorisé et diluable. http://web.wanadoo.be/incisif/FAQdentaires/formesfluor.html
Samples:
... the use of ion implanted metal colloids for car mirrors and sunglasses, to optical ... Luminescence
of levitated Zr-Ba-LaAl-Na __fluoride _glass_; Phys Rev B, 56, 5876 ...
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/engg/research_groups/ opto/pdteng_old.htm
Collaboration between an astronomy laboratory and a French ...
... Optical fibers made of __fluoride _glass_ are used in this instrument. These fibers are developed by "Le _Verre_Fluoré_," a company specialized in this type of ...
http://www.cnrs.fr/cw/en/pres/compress/ ColLabAstroInduFran.htm
MONA, LISA and VINCI Soon Ready to Travel to Paranal (ESO Press ...
... By far the best best material for this is __fluoride_glass__. It was invented by one of the co-founders of the company "Le __Verre_Fluoré__", the only manufacturer of ...
http://www.eso.org/outreach/press-rel/pr-2000/pr-22-00.html
FLUOR - Publications - Vincent Coudé du Foresto's Dissertation ...
... La dispersion est un problème important pour les fibres en verre fluoré. ... based on
a triple coupler made of IR single-mode fluoride glass fiber, transformed a ...
http://despa.obspm.fr/fluor/publications/foresto94.html
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Note added at 2003-03-04 01:10:55 (GMT)
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Learn about different types of glass
... is used for windows, _sunglasses_, and instrument ... Heavy metal __fluoride_glass_ is an extremely transparent ...
http://www.texasglass.com/glass_facts/types_of_Glass.htm
REMARQUE:
Je crois que \"fluorisé\" est la même chose que \"fluoré\" parce que, quand il s\'agit d\'un dentifrice, on dit \"fluoré\" mais parfois on dit aussi \"fluorisé\", e.g.:
Gel dentifrice fluoré pour les dents sensibles ...
http://www.beautycenter.fr/ fiche_produit.php?id_rayon=141&id_article=3313
- utilisation d\'un gel dentifrice fluorisé et diluable. http://web.wanadoo.be/incisif/FAQdentaires/formesfluor.html
Peer comment(s):
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Tony M
: Yes!
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Thank you, Dusty. I didn't delete my previous answer but I think this one is good.
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Jacqueline McKay (X)
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Thank you, Jacqueline
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cjohnstone
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Thank you, cjonstone
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Shog Imas
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Thank you, Shog
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Saleh Ayyub
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Thank you, Saleh
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks a lot for your help!
RG"
23 mins
fluorescent/iridescent /shimmering
Maybe
1 hr
reflective, irridescent, day-glo colored lenses
I suspect that irisé really means colors that shift with refraction angle, but I can't pull up an adjective for that off the cuff. Anyone?
8 hrs
fluoride glass, 'iridescent', reflective
I think Vera's hit the mark with her second answer --- I believe fluoride glass is commonly used for sunglasses, and 'fluorisé' is certainly a term used for something 'that contains fluoride'
I'm certain 'irisé' does mean 'changing colour with the angle' as Michael says --- like an oil film on water, and of course, many fashionable sunglasses! But I'm afarid I can't think of a better technical term --- maybe the Rayban site would offer something?
And clearly 'miroirant' in the context of sunglasses shoule be 'reflective'
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Note added at 2003-03-05 06:41:50 (GMT) Post-grading
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Of course, we\'re all slightly missing the point that the text is talking about \'verres\' in the plural, which of course should be translated as \'lenses\'
I'm certain 'irisé' does mean 'changing colour with the angle' as Michael says --- like an oil film on water, and of course, many fashionable sunglasses! But I'm afarid I can't think of a better technical term --- maybe the Rayban site would offer something?
And clearly 'miroirant' in the context of sunglasses shoule be 'reflective'
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Note added at 2003-03-05 06:41:50 (GMT) Post-grading
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Of course, we\'re all slightly missing the point that the text is talking about \'verres\' in the plural, which of course should be translated as \'lenses\'
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