Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

handhold

French translation:

dépasser d\'au moins 1,05 mètre le niveau d\'accès - prise

Added to glossary by Claire Mendes Real
May 29, 2019 05:15
5 yrs ago
English term

handhold

English to French Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering sécurité
Ladders must extend at least 1.05 meters above the landing place unless some other suitable handhold is available

Les échelles doivent s’élever à au moins 1,05 mètres du sol, à moins qu'une autre prise soit disponible

Je ne suis pas satisfaite de "sol" pour "landing place" et de "prise" pour "handhold". Une proposition ? Merci

Discussion

Tony M May 29, 2019:
@ Asker No, that's absolutely NOT what it means! This is why I think you are misunderstanding and ought to submit a further question for that term.
Claire Mendes Real (asker) May 29, 2019:
Thank you for the comment. I am not satisfied with "sol", I understand that it is where the ladder lays down. Perhaps "support"
Tony M May 29, 2019:
@ Asker: 'landing place' You should ask a separate question for 'landing place', as I would agree, 'sol' is definitely wrong; but your suggestion of it might seem to indicate that you are not understanding 'landing place' correctly?

Proposed translations

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dépasser d'au moins 1,05 mètre le niveau d'accès - prise

Je viens de trouver cet article, cela pourrait vous inspirer.

"Les échelles d'accès sont d'une longueur telle qu'elles dépassent d'au moins un mètre le niveau d'accès, à moins que d'autres mesures aient été prises pour garantir une prise sûre."
Peer comment(s):

agree Daryo : autrement dit si la dénivellation est de 3 m, l'échelle doit faire au moins 4,05 m.
12 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci"
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une prise

à laquelle se tenir - pas nécessairement une main courante.

"handhold
a grip with the hand or hands.
something to grip or take hold of, as a support or handle."
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/handhold?s=t

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Note added at 54 mins (2019-05-29 06:09:38 GMT)
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"landing place" = where you "land" when you have climbed the rungs of the ladder...

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Note added at 56 mins (2019-05-29 06:11:34 GMT)
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"Always keep your belt buckle between the uprightsStepladders should be fully opened and stay bars locked in place• Ensure the ladder extends one metre above the landing place (eg, roof line) and is at least four metres clear of power lines."
https://www.acc.co.nz/assets/injury-prevention/59807aea9f/ac...
Peer comment(s):

agree Tony M : Yes, just something you can hold on to!
2 mins
thanks Tony!
agree Daryo : "landing place" = where you "land" when you have climbed the rungs of the ladder... exactly! Blindingly obvious - if you have ever looked at something else than your computer screen at least once in your life!
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