Jun 6, 2000 21:03
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German term
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Lochretentionen
German to English
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Is there such a thing as "hole retentions"?
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It does seem a bit like an oxymoron: the retention of emptiness. I did find a document that contained "hole retention" in the sense of "pin to hole retention" at http://www.autosplice.com/3a1a-as_anstackpin.html. At least the imagery might help.
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Can you provide the sentence in which it occurs???? It is very difficult to offer a suggestion without context. Of course, you too might not have any context. Is it possible that it is a synonym for Lochscheibe/platte-> strainer or strainer plate, something causing retention of unwanted particles??
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