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	:LEO: online German- English dictionary, huge forum, very useful to find out all technical terms (another word for example is spring-gun, in chapter 3, and ventilation-shaft)		:LEO: online German- English dictionary, huge forum, very useful to find out all technical terms (another word for example is spring-gun, in chapter 3, and ventilation-shaft)
	::;Guido		::;Guido
	:Huh? When ''I'' look up "Leiterbahn" (integrierte Schaltkreise) with [https://dict.leo.org/ LEO], ''I'' get these 8 hits:		:Huh? When ''I'' look up "Leiterbahn" (integrierte Schaltkreise) with [https://dict.leo.org/german-english/ LEO], ''I'' get these 8 hits:
	:*conductor [elec.]		:*conductor [elec.]
	:*track [tech.]		:*track [tech.]

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	:LEO: online German- English dictionary, huge forum, very useful to find out all technical terms (another word for example is spring-gun, in chapter 3, and ventilation-shaft)		:LEO: online German- English dictionary, huge forum, very useful to find out all technical terms (another word for example is spring-gun, in chapter 3, and ventilation-shaft)
	::;Guido		::;Guido
	:Huh? When ''I'' look up "Leiterbahn" (integrierte Schaltkreise) with [~~http~~://dict.leo.org LEO], ''I'' get these 8 hits:		:Huh? When ''I'' look up "Leiterbahn" (integrierte Schaltkreise) with [https://dict.leo.org/ LEO], ''I'' get these 8 hits:
	:*conductor [elec.]		:*conductor [elec.]
	:*track [tech.]		:*track [tech.]

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	:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.		:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.
	::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [[wikipedia:Printed_circuit_board\|HERE]]		::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [[wikipedia:Printed_circuit_board\|HERE]]
	:And when ''I'' look up "[https://dict.leo.org/~~ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=on&search=~~leader+circuit~~&relink=on~~ leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.		:And when ''I'' look up "[https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/leader+circuit leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.
	:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?		:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?
	::;geyser		::;geyser

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	:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.		:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.
	::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [[wikipedia:Printed_circuit_board\|HERE]]		::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [[wikipedia:Printed_circuit_board\|HERE]]
	:And when ''I'' look up "[~~http~~://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=on&search=leader+circuit&relink=on leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.		:And when ''I'' look up "[https://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=on&search=leader+circuit&relink=on leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.
	:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?		:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?
	::;geyser		::;geyser

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	:*trace pitch [elec.]		:*trace pitch [elec.]
	:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.		:From that list, it's nearly obvious that "(PCB) track" is the best candidate. And "leader circuit" is nowhere to see.
	::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Printed_circuit_board HERE])		::(actually, "traces" is what the say it's called [[wikipedia:Printed_circuit_board\|HERE]]
	:And when ''I'' look up "[http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=on&search=leader+circuit&relink=on leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.		:And when ''I'' look up "[http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&sectHdr=on&spellToler=on&search=leader+circuit&relink=on leader circuit]" with LEO, I only get separate hits for the two words, i.e., not an ''expression''.
	:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?		:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?
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	;Ventilation shaft		;Ventilation shaft
	:That one is OK (no hyphen though).		:That one is OK (no hyphen though).
	;[~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Spring-gun Spring-gun]		;[[wikipedia:Spring-gun\|Spring-gun]]
	:Spring-guns are typically used by hunters/braconniers and slightly mad home owners. Not ''too'' fit.		:Spring-guns are typically used by hunters/braconniers and slightly mad home owners. Not ''too'' fit.
	:Problem is: German doesn't distinguish between those and the (semi fictional) paramilitary ones; English ''does''.		:Problem is: German doesn't distinguish between those and the (semi fictional) paramilitary ones; English ''does''.
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	:There was likewise a shaft secured by automatic guns firing tranquilizer darts. What were they called?		:There was likewise a shaft secured by automatic guns firing tranquilizer darts. What were they called?
	:And Oni calls them "turrets" (Geschütttürme in German). Googling for "crichton+andromeda+turret" gives you:		:And Oni calls them "turrets" (Geschütttürme in German). Googling for "crichton+andromeda+turret" gives you:
	:[~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Sentry_gun Sentry gun]. Already better.		:[[wikipedia:Sentry_gun\|Sentry gun]]. Already better.
	:"Determination to peresevere like a badger", right on!		:"Determination to peresevere like a badger", right on!
	:Otherwise it's ''not'' "much better" than literal translation. ^^		:Otherwise it's ''not'' "much better" than literal translation. ^^
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	==Classified==		==Classified==
	==Durchsetzungsvermögen==		==Durchsetzungsvermögen==
	*[~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assertiveness~~ Assertiveness] is a communication skill. Something you teach to trainees and students so that they don't suck so bad.		*[[wikipedia:Assertiveness]] is a communication skill. Something you teach to trainees and students so that they don't suck so bad.
	*Perseverance and determination are already closer. As seen [http://www.kevinroderick.com/andy.html HERE]:		*Perseverance and determination are already closer. As seen [http://www.kevinroderick.com/andy.html HERE]:
	:Murray calls it the German quality of ''Durchsetzungsvermögen'', the determination to persevere like a badger and win the hundreds of one-on-one battles that occur in a game.		:Murray calls it the German quality of ''Durchsetzungsvermögen'', the determination to persevere like a badger and win the hundreds of one-on-one battles that occur in a game.

Guido: /* Leader circuit */

2007-02-08T19:02:51Z

Leader circuit

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	Uhm... "Leader" is just the result of a series of overlookings and mistakes in order: two different hits on LEO		Uhm... "Leader" is just the result of a series of overlookings and mistakes in order: two different hits on LEO
	(~~leiter~~ and leiterbahn), ~~than~~ as I re-read I mistook the word "leader" as "leaded".		(leit/er and leiterbahn), then as I re-read I mistook the word "leader" as "leaded".
	circuit(al) paths is the most convenient translation where we describe Carmen's skin (Carmen's texture = Cortana's, as you said)		circuit(al) paths is the most convenient translation where we describe Carmen's skin (Carmen's texture = Cortana's, as you said)
	(and according to my brother, who is electronic engineer as well as researcher)		(and according to my brother, who is electronic engineer as well as researcher)

Guido: /* Reiterated */

2007-02-08T18:57:51Z

Reiterated

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	:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?		:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?
	::;geyser		::;geyser
	Leader is just the result of a series of overlookings and mistakes in order: two different hits on LEO		Uhm... "Leader" is just the result of a series of overlookings and mistakes in order: two different hits on LEO
	(leiter and leiterbahn), than as I re-read I mistook the word "leader" as "leaded".		(leiter and leiterbahn), than as I re-read I mistook the word "leader" as "leaded".
	circuit(al) paths is the most convenient translation ~~in the first sentence~~ (Carmen's texture = Cortana's, as you said)		circuit(al) paths is the most convenient translation where we describe Carmen's skin (Carmen's texture = Cortana's, as you said)
	(and according to my brother, who is electronic engineer as well as researcher)		(and according to my brother, who is electronic engineer as well as researcher)
	::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)		::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)
	:If your idea of translating compound words is translating word parts separately and put the English words together... I'm afraid that won't yield good results for "technical terms".		:If your idea of translating compound words is translating word parts separately and put the English words together... I'm afraid that won't yield good results for "technical terms".
	::;geyser		::;geyser
	Actually it is not possible to get composite words ~~with~~ LEO. And if you know me, you know I would not dare to translate composite words by simply mixing the results of separate hits (well... ~~only when~~ I cannot resist my curiosity^^). I am not sure whether or not Babylon accepts composed queries, but sometimes the automatic translator at freetranslation.com deserves nice surprises.
	By the way, LEO often links to ~~another~~ grammar dictionary, ~~the~~ CANOO, where composite words are illustrated through useful diagrams.		Actually it is not possible to get composite words on LEO. And if you know me, you know I would not dare to translate composite words by simply mixing the results of separate hits (well... maybe I cannot resist my curiosity^^). I am not sure whether or not Babylon accepts composed queries, but sometimes the automatic translator at freetranslation.com deserves nice surprises.
			By the way, LEO often links to an online grammar dictionary, CANOO, where composite words are illustrated through useful diagrams.
	::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)		::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)
	;Ventilation shaft		;Ventilation shaft
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	::[[User:Geyser\|geyser]] 19:00, 8 February 2007 (CET)		::[[User:Geyser\|geyser]] 19:00, 8 February 2007 (CET)

	~~For the staircases in chapter 3~~ I am considering "~~stationnary~~ guns" or "~~stationnary~~ defenses",		I am also considering "stationary guns" or "stationary defenses",
	::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:30, 8 February 2007 (CET)		::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:30, 8 February 2007 (CET)

Guido: /* Leader circuit */

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Leader circuit

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	:*circuit path [tech.]		:*circuit path [tech.]
	:*conductor path [tech.]		:*conductor path [tech.]
	:*printed circuit board track [abbr.: pcb track]		:*printed circuit board track [abbr.: pcb track] ----->
	:*strip conductor [tech.]		:*strip conductor [tech.]
	:*strip line [tech.]		:*strip line [tech.]
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	:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?		:So I feel like asking you again: how does one get "leader circuit" out of LEO (or any German-English dictionary)?
	::;geyser		::;geyser
			Leader is just the result of a series of overlookings and mistakes in order: two different hits on LEO
			(leiter and leiterbahn), than as I re-read I mistook the word "leader" as "leaded".
			circuit(al) paths is the most convenient translation in the first sentence (Carmen's texture = Cortana's, as you said)
			(and according to my brother, who is electronic engineer as well as researcher)
			::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)
	:If your idea of translating compound words is translating word parts separately and put the English words together... I'm afraid that won't yield good results for "technical terms".		:If your idea of translating compound words is translating word parts separately and put the English words together... I'm afraid that won't yield good results for "technical terms".
	::;geyser		::;geyser
			Actually it is not possible to get composite words with LEO. And if you know me, you know I would not dare to translate composite words by simply mixing the results of separate hits (well... only when I cannot resist my curiosity^^). I am not sure whether or not Babylon accepts composed queries, but sometimes the automatic translator at freetranslation.com deserves nice surprises.
			By the way, LEO often links to another grammar dictionary, the CANOO, where composite words are illustrated through useful diagrams.
			::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:40, 8 February 2007 (CET)
	;Ventilation shaft		;Ventilation shaft
	:That one is OK (no hyphen though).		:That one is OK (no hyphen though).
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	::[[User:Geyser\|geyser]] 19:00, 8 February 2007 (CET)		::[[User:Geyser\|geyser]] 19:00, 8 February 2007 (CET)

			For the staircases in chapter 3 I am considering "stationnary guns" or "stationnary defenses",
			::[[User:Guido\|guido]] 19:30, 8 February 2007 (CET)



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	==Classified==		==Classified==
	==Durchsetzungsvermögen==		==Durchsetzungsvermögen==

Geyser: reiterated, classified

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reiterated, classified

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 :I'll use "talk" pages whenever I think a fix is non-trivial enough.
 ::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 22:56, 31 January 2007 (CET)
-Acknowledged! [[User:Guido|Guido]]
+==Iterated==
+===Small===
 :As opposed to "little", "small" carries nothing but the notion of size.
 :No reference to young age, and as good as no affective connotation (AFAIK).
 :"Little girl" is almost an idiom... What's wrong with it, Guido? ^^
 ::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 22:56, 31 January 2007 (CET)
 ===Not quite proper===
 Words I'm not sure are proper (or at least words I'd never have used in directions myself)
 *sulky
 *impish
-*"leader circuit": wherever you got ''that'' one from?
+----
-''REPLY'': LEO: online German- English dictionary, huge forum, very useful to find out all technical terms (another word for example is spring-gun,  in chapter 3, and ventilation-shaft)
+==Reiterated==