Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italiano term or phrase:
tendi
Inglese translation:
tightening pulley
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Mar 14, 2016 05:34
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tendi
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Meccanica/Ingegneria meccanica
SEL TENDICATENA TENDI
From a set of phrases for a display screen on factory machinery.
Thanks,
Peter
From a set of phrases for a display screen on factory machinery.
Thanks,
Peter
Proposed translations
(Inglese)
| 4 | tightening pulley |
Marcella Marino
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tightening pulley
Hi Peter,
I would suggest you to omit the word "tendi" in your translation, as before that you already have"tendicatena".
The English translation of "tendicatena" is "tightening pulley".
An alternative to"tightening pulley" may be "belt tightener" or "chain tightener", but in my opinion "tightening pulley" is the most appropriate. I have always used "tightening pulley" to translate "tendicatena".
I hope I could help you with my suggestion!
Marcella
I would suggest you to omit the word "tendi" in your translation, as before that you already have"tendicatena".
The English translation of "tendicatena" is "tightening pulley".
An alternative to"tightening pulley" may be "belt tightener" or "chain tightener", but in my opinion "tightening pulley" is the most appropriate. I have always used "tightening pulley" to translate "tendicatena".
I hope I could help you with my suggestion!
Marcella
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