Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
miscare in gol
English translation:
no-load (revolving) motion
Added to glossary by
cristina48
Sep 25, 2009 09:18
14 yrs ago
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Romanian term
miscare in gol
Romanian to English
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
De exemplu, miscarea unei role de scroll la mouse poate fi "discreta" (sacadata, notched) sau continua/in gol. Cum s-ar traduce "miscare in gol"?
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +3 | drunk mouse syndrome/mouse on drugs | cristina48 |
4 | free-wheel mode | ANCA ROXANA CHIRILA |
References
erratic movement | Mihaela Ghiuzeli |
Change log
Sep 30, 2009 07:43: cristina48 changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/48526">Dan Dascalescu's</a> old entry - "miscare in gol"" to ""drunk mouse syndrome/mouse on drugs""
Proposed translations
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Selected
drunk mouse syndrome/mouse on drugs
Din întrebarea postată, nu am înţeles exact dacă e vorba de un mod de lucru al mouse-ului sau de o defecţiune. Pt. prima variantă, există deja un răspuns. Pt. cea de-a doua, aceasta ar fi o variantă (pe lângă "erratic movement"). E hazlie, nu?
http://www.answers.com/topic/drunk-mouse-syndrome-computer-j...
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 11:28:45 GMT)
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Aha! Acum am înţeles:) Era doar un exemplu...
Atunci poate merge tick over
tick over
Verb
1. (of an engine) to run at low speed with the transmission disengaged
2. to run smoothly without any major changes: the business is just ticking over
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/tick over
E un sinonim pt. "idle", poate mai potrivit in context.
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 11:39:33 GMT)
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Ar mai exista si varianta back lash.
The technical definition of back lash (lash) is the amount of free movement between the nut and the lead screw without rotation of the nut...
There is also radial or transverse back lash. This can be noticed by trying to rotate the nut perpendicular to the lead screw axis. Again, this may be minimized by anti-back lash nuts. Also, increasing the length of the nut will help.
http://www.cncroutersource.com/back-lash.html
Depinde foarte mult de context.
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 12:02:00 GMT)
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O expresie generala, care mi se pare potrivita, ar fi no-load (revolving) movement. E ultima idee care-mi trece prin cap.
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Note added at 4 zile (2009-09-30 07:45:41 GMT) Post-grading
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Thank you!
http://www.answers.com/topic/drunk-mouse-syndrome-computer-j...
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 11:28:45 GMT)
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Aha! Acum am înţeles:) Era doar un exemplu...
Atunci poate merge tick over
tick over
Verb
1. (of an engine) to run at low speed with the transmission disengaged
2. to run smoothly without any major changes: the business is just ticking over
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/tick over
E un sinonim pt. "idle", poate mai potrivit in context.
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 11:39:33 GMT)
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Ar mai exista si varianta back lash.
The technical definition of back lash (lash) is the amount of free movement between the nut and the lead screw without rotation of the nut...
There is also radial or transverse back lash. This can be noticed by trying to rotate the nut perpendicular to the lead screw axis. Again, this may be minimized by anti-back lash nuts. Also, increasing the length of the nut will help.
http://www.cncroutersource.com/back-lash.html
Depinde foarte mult de context.
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Note added at 1 zi2 ore (2009-09-26 12:02:00 GMT)
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O expresie generala, care mi se pare potrivita, ar fi no-load (revolving) movement. E ultima idee care-mi trece prin cap.
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Note added at 4 zile (2009-09-30 07:45:41 GMT) Post-grading
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Thank you!
Note from asker:
Interesanta expresie :) Intrebarea se refera la miscarea circulara, in gol, a unei piese. De exemplu, motorul unei masini merge in gol cand nu e cuplat la transmisie (dar traducerea "idling" nu prea se aplica la rola unui mouse). |
Se poate schimba "drunk mouse syndrome/mouse on drugs" din titlul raspunsului in "no-load (revolving) motion"? Thanks. |
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks everyone! In the end I chose "no-load (revolving) motion" as the closest translation of "miscare in gol" for the general case."
29 mins
free-wheel mode
"a Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Notebook Mouse. Ambidextrous design, good weight, good scroll wheel with an optional free-wheel (notch-less, if you will) function, excellent resolution and sensitivity, not too many buttons, very tiny USB receiver, works in all OS's and takes standard AAA cells."
(http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/06/03/reviews_mouse_mice_r...
"The scroll wheel has weight to it, and has 2 modes, the traditional "notched" mode where you can feel every bump as you scroll. Then it has a "free-wheel" mode which works better than i expected. You can sort of 'flick' the wheel and it'll roll for up to about 5 seconds on its own, so you can find the top and bottom of a page quickly. But it also gives you quite a lot of control, you can stop the wheel at any time etc"
(http://www.ciao.co.uk/Logitech_Mouse__6544487)
"Perhaps the biggest dissapointment with the Mobile Mouse 6000 is its scroll wheel. While the four-way wheel lies comfortably enough under the finger and is finished in the same soft-touch material as the mouse's sides, its slow, non-notched action simply doesn't match up to the broad, ribbed wheels on Logitech's mice. This is especially true of those that offer the company's truly revolutionary Hyper Scrolling, which can switch between notched and 'free-wheel' modes depending on circumstances."
(http://www.trustedreviews.com/peripherals/review/2009/07/23/...
(http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/06/03/reviews_mouse_mice_r...
"The scroll wheel has weight to it, and has 2 modes, the traditional "notched" mode where you can feel every bump as you scroll. Then it has a "free-wheel" mode which works better than i expected. You can sort of 'flick' the wheel and it'll roll for up to about 5 seconds on its own, so you can find the top and bottom of a page quickly. But it also gives you quite a lot of control, you can stop the wheel at any time etc"
(http://www.ciao.co.uk/Logitech_Mouse__6544487)
"Perhaps the biggest dissapointment with the Mobile Mouse 6000 is its scroll wheel. While the four-way wheel lies comfortably enough under the finger and is finished in the same soft-touch material as the mouse's sides, its slow, non-notched action simply doesn't match up to the broad, ribbed wheels on Logitech's mice. This is especially true of those that offer the company's truly revolutionary Hyper Scrolling, which can switch between notched and 'free-wheel' modes depending on circumstances."
(http://www.trustedreviews.com/peripherals/review/2009/07/23/...
Note from asker:
Paradoxal, "free wheel" pare prea precis (ca si "idling"). Caut o traducere generala pentru expresia "miscare (de rotatie) in gol". |
Reference comments
4 hrs
Reference:
erratic movement
Note from asker:
Ma gandam la ceva gen a invarti o roata dintzata faraq dintzi |
Peer comments on this reference comment:
agree |
Liviu-Lee Roth
: mai specific, "mouse skip" sau "jittery mouse"
1 day 2 hrs
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"skip/jump around"... depinde de text ;multumesc Liviu.
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agree |
George C.
4 days
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Multumesc, solarstone!
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