Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Absaugzeit

English translation:

Aspiration time

Sep 16, 2002 19:14
21 yrs ago
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German term

Absaugezeit

German to English Science Medical: Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceutical industry
Chemical manufactoring protocol, not much context, just:
Parameter:
Absaugzeit (s)
Ausblaszeit (s)

Proposed translations

52 mins
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aspiration time, flushing time

Did you check Eurodicautom before posting this question? I ask because there are translations there which you may have chosen to discard for some reason. Anyway, according to Eurodicautom:

Absaugen = aspiration, exhaust
absaugen = to filter, to suction
ausblasen = to blow out, to flush

Aspiration and flushing seem most likely in the general context you refer to. A couple of web searches seem to confirm this educated guess.


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Note added at 2002-09-16 20:09:35 (GMT)
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Oops, I hit return before adding the URLs. Here they are:

Flushing Time:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=f...

Aspiration Time:
http://www.wmsym.org/wm98/htmq/sess09/09-07/09-07.htm

http://www.bucher.ch/molecular_devices/skanwasher400.html
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38 mins

aspiration time

Greetings,

Nikolaus
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39 mins

suck off time/suction time

again, Langenscheidt Fachwörterbuch Chemie & Chemische Analytik

absaugen = to suck off, to siphon [off], to withdraw, to exhaust, [filtr] to filter by (with, under)suction, (Am also) to suction-filter

Absaugen = suction, siphoning, withdrawal, exhaustion; (filtr) suction filtration
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39 mins

suck-off / syphoning-off / withdrawal /aspiration time

depending on context
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