Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

strosses

English translation:

strosses

Added to glossary by kashew
Oct 20, 2013 14:54
10 yrs ago
French term

strosses

French to English Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering Métro
On atteste que la partie le plus complexe de l’excavation du tunnel autant comme des stations (demi-sections supérieures et des strosses) a été réalisée avec succès. La plupart de l’excavation des puits, des accès de la station Ali Boumendjel et des structures « cutandcover » est aussi construite.
Le montant total de l’ouvrage s’élève à ...
Proposed translations (English)
5 strosses
Change log

Oct 29, 2013 11:54: kashew Created KOG entry

Discussion

kashew Oct 21, 2013:
IMHO "demi-sections supérieures et des strosses" can be safely translated by Heading and benching.
See Page 9 diagram http://www.ctta.org/FileUpload/ita/2008/data/pdf/120.PDF
B D Finch Oct 21, 2013:
Re previous KudoZ question NB that all three answers given then were correct, depending upon precise context. However, "core" is, perhaps, best retained for excavations where this section is left till last, rather than excavated first. Termium is confusing here, as it gives one method of excavation for the English term and the other method for the first French definition. However, the answer selected then was the most reliable.

Proposed translations

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strosses

The German word is used in English engineering:
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Popular_Science_Monthly/Volume...
i.e. walls/flanks

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Note added at 21 heures (2013-10-21 12:18:56 GMT)
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Or benching.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci!"

Reference comments

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agree writeaway : Answer chosen was provided by an expert in the field and a very reliable Fr-En translator
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agree B D Finch : Yes and a pointer to the fact that it's always best to search KOG using the singular form.
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