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14:47 May 11, 2008 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Mary Carroll Richer LaFlèche Italy Local time: 21:24 | ||||||
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brownish-red colour Explanation: If it is made of terracotta, I would say so |
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Cocciopesto, variable (ground)terracotta colour Explanation: I think you can leave it in Italian as it is widely used in english as well, with explanation in brackets if necessary ( variable ground terracotta ) |
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natural land colours Explanation: Pavement in cocciopesto also with the traditional one seeds of inert of marble (creating the typical one terrazzo to the veneziana to seeds at the bottom wide) pasted with an organic binder made up of lime respecting the more ancient traditions, colored with natural lands, levigato and dealt with natural wax or linen oil. |
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variable yellow to red colour Explanation: Se parli del colore di base del cocciopesto questi sono alcuni fra i riferimenti che ho trovato tra i tanti che, in effetti, riferiscono lo stesso tipo di informazione. "Il cocciopesto ha un colore variabile dal giallo al rosso" http://www.comune.sezze.lt.it/public/piano-colore/Schede/MAT... "Possiamo avere diversi colori di cocciopesto a seconda della diversa percentuale di ferro contenuta nella terra utilizzata per la fabbricazione dei laterizi. Principalmente utilizziamo cocciopesto giallo e cocciopesto rosso." http://www.vicchi.it/cocciopesto.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 ore (2008-05-11 17:19:27 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry I forgot "from". Variable from yellow to red colour. |
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dark terracotta Explanation: anything pesto to do with colours is dark so I think as you're looking for a specific colour this would be widely understood Pity they don't give you the colourchart to make sure |
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