Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

ЬМЕЛФТПООП-УЮЕФОПЕ ПВПТХДПЧБОЙЕ

English translation:

electronic metering equipment

Added to glossary by mk_lab
May 21, 2002 10:39
22 yrs ago
Russian term

ЬМЕЛФТПООП-УЮЕФОПЕ ПВПТХДПЧБОЙЕ

Russian to English Science Physics
ЬМЕЛФТПООП-УЮЕФОПЕ ПВПТХДПЧБОЙЕ
Change log

Jun 12, 2018 07:07: mk_lab changed "Field" from "Tech/Engineering" to "Science"

Proposed translations

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electronic metering equipment

More suitable for liquids. Counting equipment is used for discrete parameters.
Peer comment(s):

agree Julia Vaynzo (X)
12 mins
agree Сергей Лузан : Context & question unreadable, so - "yes".
1 hr
neutral Oleg Prots : No context about liquids here... :)
1 hr
Please, see previous question of this answerer. I guess, that both terms are from the same text.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "You are very right - that was conc. liquids!"
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6 mins

electronic counting equipment

:)
Peer comment(s):

agree GaryG : or perhaps even "electronic counter", regardless of what's being counted
54 mins
Thank you
agree Сергей Лузан : Context & question unreadable, so - "yes".
1 hr
try KOI8-R... thanks anyway!
agree Tatiana Neroni (X)
2 hrs
agree AYP
16 hrs
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29 mins

The electronical-accounting equipment

The electronical-accounting equipment
Peer comment(s):

neutral Jack Doughty : electronic, not electronical. "The" might or might not be necessary according to context, more probably not.
1 hr
neutral Сергей Лузан : Context & question unreadable, so - "neutral". Agree with Jack Doughty. "ac-" is very doubtful here..
1 hr
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2 hrs

electronic counters?

My first thought was this: we translate электронно-вычислительное оборудование as computers (computer equipment), so shouldn't there be a simple English term for this type of equipment as well? I wonder what it really is, perhaps electronic cash registers?
Peer comment(s):

agree Michael Tovbin : could be "computers", too, in the simplest sense.
1 hr
agree David Mitchell : The only phrase that covers all possibilities is the obscure 'electronic totalizer'. Other than that, context is critical.
2 hrs
agree AYP
14 hrs
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