Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
par y nudillo
English translation:
collar-beam roof
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Nikki Graham
Jul 23, 2005 12:59
18 yrs ago
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par y nudillo
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Architecture
Otra gran reforma del convento se realizó en el s. xvii, en el que la nave mayor de la iglesia se transormó desde la cabecera hasta la techumbre..Se llevaron a cabo para enterramiento...ambos sepulcros se encuentra en el muro lateral de la capilla mayor.
Esta reforma dejó oculto un magnífico artesonado mudéjar de **par y nudillo** provisto de vijas tirantes, cubierto por la boved de cañón. Esta bóveda se realizó con el ánimo de rebaja la techumbre y poder así calentar con mayor facilidad la iglesia.
Esta reforma dejó oculto un magnífico artesonado mudéjar de **par y nudillo** provisto de vijas tirantes, cubierto por la boved de cañón. Esta bóveda se realizó con el ánimo de rebaja la techumbre y poder así calentar con mayor facilidad la iglesia.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 | collar-beam roof |
Nikki Graham
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| 5 | with tie beams that join the rafters together |
mirta
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| 3 +1 | with a truss and collar beam structure |
Simon Brown
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Change log
Aug 22, 2005 08:45: Nikki Graham changed "Field" from "Art/Literary" to "Tech/Engineering"
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collar-beam roof
translation from the diccionario LID DE CONSTRUCCIÓN E INMOBILIARIO. This dictionary often gets it wrong, but this does sound right here. The explanation it gives is as follows: armadura de cubierta similar a la de par hilera, añadiéndole los nudillos, que son unos travesaños horizontales que unen cada pareja de pares concurrentes en un plano horizontal intermedio.
According to the architecture dictionary (Oxford) a collar baem is a transverse horizontal straight, cambered or cranked timber connecting pairs of rafters in a posiiton above their feet and below the apex of the roof. A collar-beam roof has collars used in its construction.
Robb's diccionario para ingenieros gives collar beam as one of the transaltions for nudillo, and par is, as Cindy has said, rafter or principal rafter, etc.
The building dictionary (Penguin)states that a collar-beam roof is a traditional framed roof with common rafters joined halkfway up their length by a horizontal tie beam to give more headroom tha (which is a similar oof joined at the wall-plate level with a tie beam)
According to the architecture dictionary (Oxford) a collar baem is a transverse horizontal straight, cambered or cranked timber connecting pairs of rafters in a posiiton above their feet and below the apex of the roof. A collar-beam roof has collars used in its construction.
Robb's diccionario para ingenieros gives collar beam as one of the transaltions for nudillo, and par is, as Cindy has said, rafter or principal rafter, etc.
The building dictionary (Penguin)states that a collar-beam roof is a traditional framed roof with common rafters joined halkfway up their length by a horizontal tie beam to give more headroom tha (which is a similar oof joined at the wall-plate level with a tie beam)
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+1
30 mins
with a truss and collar beam structure
truss rafter/truss beam and collar beam.
1 hr
with tie beams that join the rafters together
Hola Joan:
En el siguiente enlace vas a encontrar una traducción de un texto muy similar al tuyo:
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1097060
Suerte!
Mirta :>)
En el siguiente enlace vas a encontrar una traducción de un texto muy similar al tuyo:
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1097060
Suerte!
Mirta :>)
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