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campata

English translation: bay

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Italian term or phrase:campata
English translation:bay
Entered by: Daniel Gold

03:11 Nov 29, 2012
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Architecture / Description of a museum
Italian term or phrase: campata
This term appears numerous times in the guide I'm translating. Here are a few examples:

La serie dei marmi romani continua nelle campate XXXVIII-XLII:

Le campate XXI-XXXVIII della galleria meridionale espongono materiali di provenienza locale

La collezione si distribuisce in dieci campate.

The most common translations of this term are "bay", which is inappropriate, and "vault", which may apply to a museum, but perhaps not in the architectural sense (i.e. a storage area). Does anyone know the proper translation for this term in context?

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Daniel Gold
Israel
Local time: 09:02
bay
Explanation:
See the discussion entries. 'Section' or 'area' might be appropriate too.
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philgoddard
United States
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4 +2bay
philgoddard


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bay


Explanation:
See the discussion entries. 'Section' or 'area' might be appropriate too.

philgoddard
United States
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agree  mlreid: I go with Phil's bay - see discussion entry
11 hrs

agree  Tony Shargool: I can think of no better term for this type of 'campata' .
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