Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Transformer Circuit Board Wiring
Turkish translation:
Transformatör devre kartı kablosu/kablolaması
English term
Transformer Circuit Board Wiring
Tesekkurler,
A.S. Kural
Jul 13, 2007 13:20: mustafa karabiber Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
Transformatör devre kartı kablosu/kablolaması
Trafo Devresi Kablo Bağlantısı
Trafo Devresi Kablo Bağlantısı
dönüştürücü devre paneli tertibatı
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Ebru Kopf
: niye benim aklımdan geçeni okudun!!! ben yazıyordum tam
2 mins
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teşekkürler; prensip olarak Cuma zihin okuma günümdür
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Transformatör devre kartı kabloları
(Electrical wiring in general refers to insulated conductors used to carry electricity, and associated devices.)
2- bu tür -ing uzantılı isimlerde, çoğul ifade kullanıyorum bazen.
çok uygun düşüyor. örneğin: testing
(..to reduce the cost of software testing)
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