08:41 Jan 27, 2014 |
English to Danish translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / One technical sentence from English into Danish | |||||||
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4 | Sørg for, at monteringsskruerne på sidepladerne er strammet til (or skruet fast) |
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check that the mounting screws on the side plates are tightened. Sørg for, at monteringsskruerne på sidepladerne er strammet til (or skruet fast) Explanation: Yes, you have not used it quite properly - but you need the right answer to help you further. First of all you need 'monteringsskruerne' (not monteringsskruer' and 'are tightened' should be 'strammes godt' or skrues fast' (there are various possibilities). Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.harald-nyborg.dk/pdf/8674.pdf Reference: http://support.morfars.dk/hc/da/articles/200623043-Renoverin... |
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check that the mounting screws on the side plates are tightened. Incorrect Explanation: Sorry, but you have got it wrong with regard to "spænde". The term is correct, but it is used incorrectly in the meaning of "being tightened", and that is not what the source text says ;) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day12 hrs (2014-01-28 21:33:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Kontrollér. at monteringskruer(ne) på sidepladerne er tilspændte. Finesse er for mig "blot", at sætningen skrues sammen, så den lyder mundret og ordentligt, som den ville bruges i en given manual, som dette må formodes at komme fra. Her vil f.eks. tilføjelsen af "ne" (bestemt flertal) give det lidt ekstra. Og så gav jeg et meget kort svar til spørgeren, fordi der blev spurgt kort. Jeg blev ikke bedt om at læse korrektur på sætningen, så det gjorde jeg ikke :) |
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