Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

grisé

English translation:

greyed out

Added to glossary by jyxxer
Jul 27, 2011 08:57
12 yrs ago
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French term

grisé

French to English Tech/Engineering Energy / Power Generation air-cooled heat exchanger
Les figures 3A et 3B montrent l’effet de la présence d’un panneau rigide 300 sur le débit d’air des ventilateurs 106 d’une structure de ventilation d’un condenseur refroidi par air, cette structure de ventilation étant par exemple composée de trente-six ventilateurs.
Sur ces figures, un débit d’air aspiré par un ventilateur est élevé lorsqu’il est fortement grisé. De même, un débit d’air aspiré par un ventilateur est faible lorsqu’il est peu grisé.

Discussion

claude-andrew Jul 27, 2011:
I'd use the terms "darker grey" and "lighter grey" (or gray, American spelling). "Greyed ou"t is used for software functions that are not available.
jyxxer (asker) Jul 27, 2011:
Many thanx !

Proposed translations

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greyed out

the shade of grey indicates more or less aspiration
Peer comment(s):

agree B D Finch
48 mins
Thx!
agree Yolanda Broad
2 hrs
Thx!
agree FX Torrentz
3 hrs
Thx!
agree Bourth (X) : I have high aspirations but am not very grey.
4 hrs
That must blow! Thx!
neutral Tony M : I share Claude's concerns: 'greyed out' specifically means when something is made less visible (because it is not available, for example). This is not really what it means here, and I don't think the term is appropriate in this context.
3 days 11 hrs
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8 mins

gray

it means "when there is a little gray..." here
Peer comment(s):

agree Tony M : Not exactly "a little gray", but certainly lighter/darker gray.
3 days 11 hrs
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+1
10 hrs

shaded

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Peer comment(s):

agree Tony M : Although we don't know the exact way in which it is 'grisé', I can't help thinking this is a suitable solution here.
3 days 1 hr
Thanks Tony
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3 days 11 hrs
French term (edited): fortement grisé

is shown in darker grey

I think this is probably the most natural way to express it in EN, taking the phrase as a whole.
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