Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Bulgarian term or phrase:
засичане в
English translation:
detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference positions
Added to glossary by
Pavel Tsvetkov
Sep 21, 2008 10:32
15 yrs ago
Bulgarian term
засичане в
Bulgarian to English
Tech/Engineering
Surveying
След с. Крупник е предложено магистралата да се помсети в Кресненското дефиле, като се търси подходящо място чрез засичане в скатовете на планината.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference posit | Pavel Tsvetkov |
4 | cutting/hewing in | natasha stoyanova |
Change log
Sep 27, 2008 21:02: Pavel Tsvetkov changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/44851">Mark Cole's</a> old entry - "засичане в"" to ""detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference posit""
Proposed translations
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detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference posit
Just a suggestion based on the context provided.
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Note added at 1 day1 hr (2008-09-22 12:15:24 GMT)
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In full:
detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference positions to
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Note added at 1 day9 hrs (2008-09-22 19:48:36 GMT)
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Here is a full list of meanings for the 'засичам' from PONS electronic dictionary:
засOчам нсв III, засекM св I-2.1.
I. прх
1. (определям, отбелязвам) locate;
радарите засякоха самолета the radars located the plane;
засечи ми времето time me
2. (заварвам, намирам) catch, find;
~ нкг някъде find sb somewhere
3. разг (прекъсвам нкг) interrupt;
засякох го с неочакван въпрос he was caught out by my unexpected question
4. (съпоставям) compare, collate;
~ данни/показания collate data/measurements
II. нпрх (блокирам) misfire;
пистолетът засече the gun misfired;
мисълта ми засече my mind went blank
III. рефл: ~ се (срещаме се) run into;
засякохме се на партито we ran into each other at the party
In my opinion (based on these meanings and on common logic - in which the meaning of the concrete context also plays a certain role), it should be understood as "taking bearings" or "surveying", rather than physically "cutting into" the mountain. Actually, I cannot think of an instance in Bulgarian in which 'засичам' would mean physically "cutting into". I hope this helps.
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Note added at 6 days (2008-09-27 21:02:51 GMT) Post-grading
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Thank you, Mark!
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Note added at 1 day1 hr (2008-09-22 12:15:24 GMT)
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In full:
detailed measurement of / pinpointing the location in / application of predetermined reference positions to
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Note added at 1 day9 hrs (2008-09-22 19:48:36 GMT)
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Here is a full list of meanings for the 'засичам' from PONS electronic dictionary:
засOчам нсв III, засекM св I-2.1.
I. прх
1. (определям, отбелязвам) locate;
радарите засякоха самолета the radars located the plane;
засечи ми времето time me
2. (заварвам, намирам) catch, find;
~ нкг някъде find sb somewhere
3. разг (прекъсвам нкг) interrupt;
засякох го с неочакван въпрос he was caught out by my unexpected question
4. (съпоставям) compare, collate;
~ данни/показания collate data/measurements
II. нпрх (блокирам) misfire;
пистолетът засече the gun misfired;
мисълта ми засече my mind went blank
III. рефл: ~ се (срещаме се) run into;
засякохме се на партито we ran into each other at the party
In my opinion (based on these meanings and on common logic - in which the meaning of the concrete context also plays a certain role), it should be understood as "taking bearings" or "surveying", rather than physically "cutting into" the mountain. Actually, I cannot think of an instance in Bulgarian in which 'засичам' would mean physically "cutting into". I hope this helps.
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Note added at 6 days (2008-09-27 21:02:51 GMT) Post-grading
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Thank you, Mark!
Note from asker:
So I am assuming the word implies "taking bearings" or "surveying", rather than physically "cutting into" the mountain? |
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you for your detailed answer"
27 mins
cutting/hewing in
cut; hew
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