Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
nodo idrico
English translation:
hydraulic intersection node
Added to glossary by
Francesco D'Arcangeli
Nov 9, 2010 23:45
13 yrs ago
Italian term
nodo idrico
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Geography
No clue... taken from a text about cycling itineraries in Lombardy
"Numerosi i manufatti idraulici, tra i quali spicca il nodo idrico della "Tomba Morta", un ingegnoso impianto che regola le acque di tredici canali."
"Numerosi i manufatti idraulici, tra i quali spicca il nodo idrico della "Tomba Morta", un ingegnoso impianto che regola le acque di tredici canali."
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | hydraulic intersection node | jacki-dart |
3 | irrigation node | Michele Armellini |
3 | coupling | NicoleRZ |
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hydraulic intersection node
maybe "canal" instead of hydraulic in view of the fact that it's a cycling tour
Wiki & google give the original name as "Tombe Morte" or "Le Formose" in the plural
Wiki & google give the original name as "Tombe Morte" or "Le Formose" in the plural
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irrigation node
I suppose it's for irrigating the fields. I'd prefer that to hydraulic or anything like that.
2 days 19 hrs
coupling
I think this is the phrase used to described the piece that attaches two other pieces in plumbing.
"Coupling
A coupling connects two pipes to each other. If the material and size of the pipe are not the same, the fitting may be called a 'reducing coupling' or reducer, or an adapter. The term 'expander' is not used for a coupler that increases pipe size; instead 'reducer' is used."
see reference for quote source
fitting if this is a piece that divides/redirects water to the different areas. Not fitting if this is a piece that shuts off the water going to one or more of these different areas.
"Coupling
A coupling connects two pipes to each other. If the material and size of the pipe are not the same, the fitting may be called a 'reducing coupling' or reducer, or an adapter. The term 'expander' is not used for a coupler that increases pipe size; instead 'reducer' is used."
see reference for quote source
fitting if this is a piece that divides/redirects water to the different areas. Not fitting if this is a piece that shuts off the water going to one or more of these different areas.
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