előfogat(i) mozdony

English translation: pilot engine

17:53 May 30, 2008
Hungarian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping
Hungarian term or phrase: előfogat(i) mozdony
MÁV-szöveg:

"***Előfogat mozdony*** biztosítása" (mint szolgáltatás)

A Szolgáltató a Megrendelő igénye szerint vonatokhoz (a menetrendi időszak megrendelésében nem szereplő vonat) ***előfogati mozdony-szolgáltatást*** nyújt.

Bármely okból a vonat továbbítását végző vontatójármű elé még egy mozdony kapcsolása és a tényleges vonattovábbítás során az ***előfogat mozdony*** és a vonat vontatójárműve együttesen vagy csak egyik jármű fejt ki vonóerőt.

Lehet, hogy szerepel valamilyen nyomtatott szótárban, de ilyenhez most nincsen hozzáférésem. Hétfőig lesz még jó pár vonatos kifejezésem.
Csaba Ban
Hungary
Local time: 12:10
English translation:pilot engine
Explanation:
Wikipedia:

"Special terminology employed

When a train formation includes two locomotives double-heading the service, they are commonly distinguished by the terms Pilot engine for the leading locomotive, and Train engine for the second locomotive. This should not be confused with the totally different procedure of adding a Banking engine to the rear of a train to assist up a hill or away from a heavy start."

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4 +3pilot engine
szilard
5assisting locomotive
JANOS SAMU
4"bank engine"/"banker"
Michael Golden


  

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assisting locomotive


Explanation:
Lásd a Magyar-angol vasútüzemi szakszótárt. És ha találkozol az előfogatolt vonattal, az már double-headed train lesz.

JANOS SAMU
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"bank engine"/"banker"


Explanation:
Look up "bank engine" on Wikipedia. In it, it says that the "bank engine" is colloquially called a "banker". If you look up "előfogatmozdony" (one word) in the Orszagh nagyszotar, they give the definition "banker". Also, if you google "bank engine", you will get over 10,000 hits.

Michael Golden
United States
Local time: 06:10
Native speaker of: English

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neutral  szilard: A banking engine assists the train from the rear (says Wikipedia)
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pilot engine


Explanation:
Wikipedia:

"Special terminology employed

When a train formation includes two locomotives double-heading the service, they are commonly distinguished by the terms Pilot engine for the leading locomotive, and Train engine for the second locomotive. This should not be confused with the totally different procedure of adding a Banking engine to the rear of a train to assist up a hill or away from a heavy start."

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Note added at 1 óra (2008-05-30 19:31:42 GMT)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot_engine#Special_terminolog...

szilard
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agree  juvera
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agree  hollowman (X)
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agree  Miklós Monostory
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