Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
介装する
English translation:
interposed (placed/installed)
Added to glossary by
sumire (X)
Feb 18, 2008 18:16
16 yrs ago
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Japanese term
介装する
Japanese to English
Law/Patents
Engineering: Industrial
第1バイパス通路に**介装**される流量調製弁と、第2バイパス通路に**介装**された排気バイパス弁では、流量調製弁における通路断面積が排気バイパス弁における通路断面積に対して...
... built in ..., equipped ... arranged ? or ???
... built in ..., equipped ... arranged ? or ???
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | interposed (placed/installed) | sumire (X) |
4 | implemented | Yuki Okada |
3 | Disposed | snowbees |
Change log
Feb 23, 2008 01:48: sumire (X) Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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interposed (placed/installed)
介装 かいそう: to place between /to interpose between/ to intervene between/ to place or insert a thing between others/ ... フォークとフレームとの問には、クッションが介装されている。 A shock absorber is interposed (placed/installed) .
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implemented
介、は何か二つのものの間に、という意味でしょうが、ここではすでに通路、と言っていますので単にimplementedといえば過不足なく原文の意味が通じると思います。
Peer comment(s):
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Steven Smith
: To my ears, Implement sounds wrong when applied to objects rather than plans/actions, etc, though it may be a special usage that's escaped me.
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I think you are right. Thanks for the comment.
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Disposed
二つの部材間に位置させて形を整える
通電路Dに介装された遮断器11
breaker 11 disposed on a current-carrying path D
通電路Dに介装された遮断器11
breaker 11 disposed on a current-carrying path D
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