Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
posa a tolda di nave perpendicolare all'ingresso della stanza e racchiuso con finitura perimetrale in allumio dal pavimento in pietra.
English translation:
laid in a shipdeck pattern at right angles to the entranceway and separated from the stone flooring with aluminium edge trim
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WendellR
Aug 7, 2006 12:17
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Italian term
finitura perimetrale in allumio dal pavimento in pietra
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Flooring
"... con posa a tolda di nave perpendicolare all'ingresso della stanza e racchiuso con finitura perimetrale in allumio dal pavimento in pietra."
KOG, google, and several dictionaries give me nothing for "allumio," so I'm guessing it's a typo. "Alluminio"?? But why would they be doing the edgework in aluminum? Are they speaking perhaps about a *color*? And why "dal" pavimento?
Lost and at sea - thanks for any help.
KOG, google, and several dictionaries give me nothing for "allumio," so I'm guessing it's a typo. "Alluminio"?? But why would they be doing the edgework in aluminum? Are they speaking perhaps about a *color*? And why "dal" pavimento?
Lost and at sea - thanks for any help.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | (separated) from the stone flooring with an aluminium edge trim | Russell Jones |
3 | aluminium door sill / stepshield | Claire Titchmarsh (X) |
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(separated) from the stone flooring with an aluminium edge trim
...laid in shipdeck pattern at right angles to the room entrance and separated from the stone flooring with an aluminium edge trim.
That's my interpretation of perpendicolare and racchiuso.
That's my interpretation of perpendicolare and racchiuso.
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Comment: "Thanks, Russ. That's closer than I've been able to come, and it's a very clear description of what appears to be happening here. Much appreciated!"
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aluminium door sill / stepshield
Seeing as they are describing the entrance to a room, it sounds like the metal strips you find under or just in front of doors. Presumably the floor is made of stone.
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