Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Apr 7, 2005 11:57
19 yrs ago
English term
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Birdseeds
English to Danish
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
Jeg er ved at oversætte en vejledning for en ny projektormodel, og så står der dette udtryk nævnt i indledningen:
"Trademarks that occur in this boilerplate and that need to be included in the birdseeds:"
Jeg kender godt oversættelsen i al almindelighed, men er i tvivl, om man bruger udtrykket "fuglefrø" i denne forbindelse. Er der nogen, der kan hjælpe mig
"Trademarks that occur in this boilerplate and that need to be included in the birdseeds:"
Jeg kender godt oversættelsen i al almindelighed, men er i tvivl, om man bruger udtrykket "fuglefrø" i denne forbindelse. Er der nogen, der kan hjælpe mig
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fuglefrø
I believe the meaning is the same in Danish as US English slang. After confirming with a couple of "nerds" in chat room ethics and programming, I was informed that it can mean:.
(1) A lot of little nonsense or small/minor points.
(2) To feed info.
OK, but there is also the HTTP server by the name of Birdseed.
(1) A lot of little nonsense or small/minor points.
(2) To feed info.
OK, but there is also the HTTP server by the name of Birdseed.
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Comment: "Tak for hjælpen. Det er altid godt med lidt "nørder", der kan hjælpe med specialviden.
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