Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
autocimbras
English translation:
launching gantries
Added to glossary by
Marilena Berca
Jun 11, 2010 09:00
13 yrs ago
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Spanish term
autocimbras
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
construction
desarrollos técnicos a medida para proyectos de gran envergadura en obra civil, como ejecución de viaductos con autocimbras que permiten hormigonar in situ luces desde 20 a 70 metros.
aquí tienen la foto también: http://www.galisec.com/images/proyectos2.gif
aquí tienen la foto también: http://www.galisec.com/images/proyectos2.gif
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | launching gantries | Nikki Graham |
3 | arched falsework | liz askew |
3 | concrete forms, archway templates | Richard Boulter |
Proposed translations
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launching gantries
Please see images. These can be overdeck (overhead) or underdeck
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Gracias!"
14 mins
arched falsework
based on the references, not on expertise of any kind.
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Note added at 14 mins (2010-06-11 09:14:46 GMT)
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Only expertise as a linguist.
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Note added at 14 mins (2010-06-11 09:14:46 GMT)
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Only expertise as a linguist.
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concrete forms, archway templates
I am very sure of these terms, but give the Answer a 'medium' confidence rating for the particular query context. In smaller construction settings, 'forms' and 'templates' are used to support construction material until the project is completed, so these should also be associated with 'cimbras/autocimbras' in the KudoZ glossaries.
In this context, with 20 to 70 meters of concrete (forms?) to be supported, 'gantries/launching gantries' could well be the proper interpretation and translation. Thanks to Liz and Nikki for the great refs. My own contribution is from my own (U.S.) construction experience, and from the Collazo and the Oxford technical dictionaries.
Regards, All!
In this context, with 20 to 70 meters of concrete (forms?) to be supported, 'gantries/launching gantries' could well be the proper interpretation and translation. Thanks to Liz and Nikki for the great refs. My own contribution is from my own (U.S.) construction experience, and from the Collazo and the Oxford technical dictionaries.
Regards, All!
Note from asker:
Thank you Richard, you really helped me to choose the right terms in this context. Have a nice week-end! |
Reference comments
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Reference:
autocimbra - WordReference Forums
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6 posts - 4 authors
autocimbra Specialized Terminology. ... Re: autocimbra. Una cimbra es una estructura en arco, en inglés es "Arched false work". Aerostudent ...
forum.wordreference.com › ... › Specialized Terminology - Cached - Similar
may be relevant, or not
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Falsework temporary structure to support spanning or arched ...
Falsework temporary structures support spanning or arched structures. Temporary support for formwork to mold concrete to shape, scaffolding to give access.
www.acrow.co.nz/Acrow Falsework.html - Cached - Similar
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6 posts - 4 authors
autocimbra Specialized Terminology. ... Re: autocimbra. Una cimbra es una estructura en arco, en inglés es "Arched false work". Aerostudent ...
forum.wordreference.com › ... › Specialized Terminology - Cached - Similar
may be relevant, or not
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Note added at 11 mins (2010-06-11 09:11:18 GMT)
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Falsework temporary structure to support spanning or arched ...
Falsework temporary structures support spanning or arched structures. Temporary support for formwork to mold concrete to shape, scaffolding to give access.
www.acrow.co.nz/Acrow Falsework.html - Cached - Similar
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