Texte d'origine - Anglais - I bought 1 graphite brush, ...

Isolated words. I don't know how hard it is to translate them using a dictionary. Maybe Piene couldn't.

Simply there are many meanings of such words as "brush" or "pin" in Lithuanian. I am not sure which ones should I use. Besides I know very little about motors and I don't need a word for word translation.

Hi Piene, I was thinking about that too, but it not my decision to make.

There's a way to get around these single words by adding a subject, a verb, eg : "I bought", and put all these single words as objects in the sentence, then make a complete sentence by adding something at the end of the text as well. this way the request won't be removed.

Let me show you : "I bought 1 graphite brush, 1 shearing pin, 1 groove pin, 1 counterforce bolt, 1 driving unit, and battery cells in order to fix my car up with these new parts."

Is it ok this way? I'll edit with this sentence above and switch the redflag off.

Thanks for this notification, Mădălina!

Well these words mean boat parts. I simply do not understan what are these parts therefore I would like to receive a Lithuanian translation of these words that I listed. For example, I found a picture of a commutator brush ( http://www.repcoinc.com/carbon_brushes_fld/reference.asp )but it does not seem like a bush to me at all.
it is not "teptukas" or "Å¡epetys"

Thank you Francky!!!