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nastrino porta moschettone

Inglese translation: lanyard

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Termine o frase Italiano:nastrino porta moschettone
Traduzione in Inglese:lanyard
Inserita da: Roberta Anderson

09:01 Sep 8, 2005
Traduzioni da Italiano a Inglese [PRO]
Art/Literary - Fotografia/Immagini (e Arti grafiche) / producing cliparts
Termine o frase Italiano: nastrino porta moschettone
This sentence appears in a description of how to produce cliparts:

*Dividiamo il lavoro in quattro distinte fasi. Nella prima, realizzeremo i tracciati vettoriali del nastrino porta moschettone*

I would very much appreciate clarification - also of *tracciati vettoriali*
John Wellesly Helliwell
Italia
Local time: 04:24
vector paths
Spiegazione:
"nastrino porta moschettone" is that cord which is now rather fashionable, you hang it around your neck and it ends with a moschettone/clip to which a cell phone, keys or conference pass is attached - pass on the English term, but that's what it describes. It's usually printed with a company logo, football team colors or similar.

tracciati vettoriali are "vector paths" - in graphics applications (Illustrator, Photoshop, CorelDraw, FreeHand, etc.), a drawing can either be in bitmap format (just made up of pixels, like a photograp); or in vector format, as "paths" that can be easily edited and manipulated (usually the case for logos and illustrations). The advantage of vector paths is that you can easily change their shape and apply different fills (riempimenti) and strokes (tracce or contorni) to change the final result

Here I expect they are explaining how to design the logo that will be printed on the "cord" above.

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Note added at 2 hrs 22 mins (2005-09-08 11:23:52 GMT) Post-grading
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yup, that's it!
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Roberta Anderson
Italia
Local time: 04:24
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Thanks again, Roberta. Great help
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tracciati vetotriali
vector paths


Spiegazione:
"nastrino porta moschettone" is that cord which is now rather fashionable, you hang it around your neck and it ends with a moschettone/clip to which a cell phone, keys or conference pass is attached - pass on the English term, but that's what it describes. It's usually printed with a company logo, football team colors or similar.

tracciati vettoriali are "vector paths" - in graphics applications (Illustrator, Photoshop, CorelDraw, FreeHand, etc.), a drawing can either be in bitmap format (just made up of pixels, like a photograp); or in vector format, as "paths" that can be easily edited and manipulated (usually the case for logos and illustrations). The advantage of vector paths is that you can easily change their shape and apply different fills (riempimenti) and strokes (tracce or contorni) to change the final result

Here I expect they are explaining how to design the logo that will be printed on the "cord" above.

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Note added at 2 hrs 22 mins (2005-09-08 11:23:52 GMT) Post-grading
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yup, that's it!

Roberta Anderson
Italia
Local time: 04:24
Specializzato nell'area
Madrelingua: Italiano
Punti PRO nella categoria: 16
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Thanks again, Roberta. Great help
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Richiedente: Hi Roberta: Thanks again - Could the English term be *lanyard* - See this excerpt from Merrium Webster > Main Entry: lan�yard Pronunciation: 'lan-y&rd Function: noun Etymology: Middle English lanyer thong, strap, from Middle French laniere 1 : a piece of rope or line for fastening something in a ship; especially : one of the pieces passing through deadeyes to extend shrouds or stays 2 a : a cord or strap to hold something (as a knife or a whistle) and usually worn around the neck b : a cord worn as a symbol of a military citation 3 : a strong line used to activate a system (as in firing a cannon or sounding a whistle)

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