Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
kursfortegnelse
English translation:
fuse and circuit register
Added to glossary by
Ingar A. Milnes
Apr 30, 2004 13:12
20 yrs ago
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Norwegian term
kursfortegnelse
Norwegian to English
Tech/Engineering
Energy / Power Generation
Some kind of list or diagram to be found on the inside of fuse cupboards, showing ... well, exactly what???
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | list of fuses/circuits | Roald Toskedal |
4 +1 | electrical distribution | Suzanne Blangsted (X) |
3 | (electric) flux diagram | Wanda Vaiarello |
3 | (table showing the) fuse layout | brigidm |
Proposed translations
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list of fuses/circuits
For some obscure reason, the term "kurs" is used in Norwegian to denote a circuit protected by one (two) fuse(s). In Norway, this list would comprise the fuse rating, the wire gauge, and the room/utility served by each circuit.
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Comment: "There seems to be no 100 per cent correspondence - but now, at least, after the whole discourse here, I know what it IS!"
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electrical distribution
It is a drawing that shows what each fuse is controlling and shows the diagram of electrical wires.
Peer comment(s):
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Shaun Friel
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thank you Shaun
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Roald Toskedal
: Ammm, maybe not a drawing/diagram? Just a list is more common, innit? I hope I did NOT step on your toes...! :)
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Roald, was that stepping on my toes?
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(electric) flux diagram
...not too sure though.
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(table showing the) fuse layout
Et søk på "fuse layout" viser at dette uttrykk forstås som en liste/tabell av sikringskurser, både i hus og bil. Bruk av "table" eller "plan" er overflødig i denne sammenheng. Men hvis du mener at det kreves mer i oversettelsen, kunne man kanskje legge til "a table/plan showing the fuse layout". Det samme gjelder for søk på "circuit breaker" layout. Lenken jeg legger til er kanskje til hjelp - bare bytt ut "fuse" for "circuit layout".
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