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Tradução - Inglês-Alemão - Lumbar Spine Joint IndicatorEstado atual Tradução
| Lumbar Spine Joint Indicator | | Idioma de origem: Inglês
Lumbar Spine Joint Indicator | | Training device for demonstrating the position of superior articular processes through the soft tissue Using in surgery |
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| Gelenkindikator der Lendenwirbelsäule | | Idioma alvo: Alemão
Gelenkindikator der Lendenwirbelsäule | | oder evtl. "Gelenkmessgerät" - Rumo |
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Último validado ou editado por Rumo - 30 Dezembro 2007 20:33
Últimas Mensagens | | | | | 21 Novembro 2007 04:11 | | | Lumbar spine => Lendenwirbelsäule
Joint => Gelenk
Indicator => Anzeiger/Indikator
but if you see it in reality, it's a dictionary-request, isn't it, Francky? | | | 21 Novembro 2007 07:06 | | | Hallo,
Das Problem ist, das wir nicht alle Sprachen in unseren Wörterbücher finden!
Da diese Texte bei uns für Produktettiketierung und Katalogue verwendet werden, ist es sehr wichtig die Korrekte Bezeichnung zu haben! | | | 21 Novembro 2007 07:16 | | | Hello Franz und leticiaschlup, as here there isn't only one single word, but an association of several words, even if it is about only one item (device), according to what leticiaschlup said about difficulty to find out meaning of these words , I think we can accept this translation request. What do you think, Franz? | | | 21 Novembro 2007 09:16 | | | ok :-)
but still I don't really understand the second part "joint" has 30 different meanings in german. I don't know, which one to translate for.
Exists maybe an image/picture to see it?
Or some other helps? | | | 21 Novembro 2007 09:20 | | | http://www.eorthopod.com/images/ContentImages/pm/pm_general_fji/pm_general_fji_anatomy02.jpg | | | 25 Novembro 2007 15:22 | | RumoNúmero de Mensagens: 220 | Also "joint"-"Gelenk" scheint mir nach dem Bild richtig zu sein. Komisch kommt mir eher der "Indikator" vor. Treffer bei Google für
- Gelenkindikator: 0 (!)
- Gelenkanzeige: 1
- Gelenkmesser: 25
- Gelenkmessgerät: 54
Könnte es das sein?
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Could a joint indicator be something like that? (There are 2 pictures at the bottom) |
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