May 18, 2000 06:31
24 yrs ago
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German term
Gerätesteckdose
German to English
Tech/Engineering
5polige Gerätesteckdose
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | 5 pronged appliance outlet | G_Edition (X) |
0 | coupler socket //connector | Agius Language & Translation |
0 | receptacle for/on the equipment | Nancy Schmeing |
0 | 5-pin courtesy outlet | Kristina M (X) |
0 | 5-pole Instrument/machine/device/ Socket | Michael Dollman |
0 | 5-pin unit connector | John Kinory (X) |
0 | outlet for 5-pronged plug, or 5-pronged outlet | Uta Moerschell (X) |
Proposed translations
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5 pronged appliance outlet
use "socket" for Britisch English
HTH
HTH
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6 mins
coupler socket //connector
Definition given in Ernst Woerterbuch der industriellen Technik.
HTH
Claire
HTH
Claire
48 mins
receptacle for/on the equipment
This is a place to plug in a plug for electrical power. It is either on the device in question, so that auxiliary devices may be plugged in, or (more likely) the receptacle that the device itself is plugged into, according to context. It takes a special 5-prong plug. That is no doubt why it is called a device receptacle, or a receptacle for the equipment, instead of just an ordinary receptacle.
53 mins
5-pin courtesy outlet
Definitely "pin" in US-English. "courtesy outlet" is a term I keep coming across with all kinds of equipment (I usually translate from English into German).
Kristina
Kristina
2 hrs
5-pole Instrument/machine/device/ Socket
Which of the nouns applies depends on what the Geraet is, where to measure = instrument, with moving parts = machine or electronic = device
10 hrs
5-pin unit connector
'pin' is UK English, (not 'pole').
'unit' would cover most situations, and again is common in UK English.
Ref. (e.g.) Routledge.
'unit' would cover most situations, and again is common in UK English.
Ref. (e.g.) Routledge.
22 hrs
outlet for 5-pronged plug, or 5-pronged outlet
Plugs with 5 prongs are used for 3-phase power with distributed neutral and ground. This would be something used with rather high power consumption (starting from a couple of kW). There are also plugs on audio equipment which have 5 holes or 5 pins, in which I would put receptable for 5-pin connector.
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