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22:28 Dec 17, 2008 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Pneus - Tires | |||||||
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5 | rubber wall |
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4 +1 | in the tire flank area |
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4 | in the sidewall region |
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3 | laterals |
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laterals Explanation: This is how I understand. Guia - usado em São Paulo Meio-fio - usado no Rio |
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rubber wall Explanation: É o que diz o dicionário visual SBS trilíngüe. O que se trata por 'região do flanco' é o próprio 'flanco', a lateral do pneu. Esta foto no Merriam-Webster mostra. O 'cordão' ou 'filete' de borracha aparece como 'rubbing strip' e há algumas outras definições: http://visual.merriam-webster.com/transport-machinery/road-t... rubbing strip: round protrusion of the rubber wall, protecting it from side impact and wear. |
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in the sidewall region Explanation: flanco = sidewall, veja: Sidewall: The area between the bead and the start of the tread. Bead: A ring of steel wire, within a rubber ‘wrapper’, that helps to hold the tyre to the rim Shoulder: Found where the sidewall and tread meet. Definições do glossário http://www.kwik-fit.com/tyre-glossary.asp -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2008-12-17 23:34:26 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "guia" and "meio fio" are the same thing. |
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in the tire flank area Explanation: (WO/1995/011784) DEVICE FOR MANUFACTURING TIRE SECTORS ... (EN) A device for manufacturing tire sectors interconnected in the area of ... The support has at least two stays (31) for supporting the tire flanks (9) ... www.wipo.org/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?wo=1995011784 - 16k |
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