Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
FLYING BALLAST
Portuguese translation:
lastro arremessado
Added to glossary by
tania nogueira
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Jan 20, 2013 06:27
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English term
FLYING BALLAST
English to Portuguese
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Hi all,
I have this term which is giving me a bit of a headache due to the word flying.
As part of the translation and TM, ballast is already translated as "brita", but I can't seem to find a good term for the flying ballast together.
The sentence is:
Brake-pipes, hoses and conduits shall be installed such that risk of damage such as from flying ballast is minimised.
Pls, only PTBR.
thanks and great Sunday to everyone :D
I have this term which is giving me a bit of a headache due to the word flying.
As part of the translation and TM, ballast is already translated as "brita", but I can't seem to find a good term for the flying ballast together.
The sentence is:
Brake-pipes, hoses and conduits shall be installed such that risk of damage such as from flying ballast is minimised.
Pls, only PTBR.
thanks and great Sunday to everyone :D
Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
5 | pedra britada ou brita arremessada ou caida | Francisco Fernandes |
3 +1 | brita solta | Ana Vozone |
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Jan 20, 2013 06:34: tania nogueira Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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4 hrs
brita solta
Tânia, posso imaginar que é brita que se solta e cai ao ser movimentada / transportada, danificando tubagens que estejam à vista. Apesar de ser PT PT, espero ter ajudado! Bom domingo para si!
5 hrs
pedra britada ou brita arremessada ou caida
Pedra britada é usada para a fabricação de concreto ou para lastros(bases), sendo transportada por caminhões. Qualquer um pode pode arremessá-la e neste caso é uma flying ballast
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