English term
to pass
- a receiving element (3) comprising a receiving opening (31), wherein said receiving element (3) defines a receiving space (15) extending in a longitudinal direction (L) for receiving, via said receiving opening (31) of said receiving element (3), a lower part (35) of said elongate structure (33);
a flange (5) attached to said receiving element (3);
- a compression element (7) provided with a first through hole (21) for allowing said elongate structure (33) to PASS said compression element (7) via said first through hole (21);
two positioning elements (9, 11) having, respectively, a second through hole (23) and a third through hole for allowing said elongate structure (33) to PASS each of said two positioning elements (9, 11) via said corresponding second through hole (23) and said third through hole, wherein said two positioning elements (9, 11) are arranged to be provided between said flange (5) and said compression element (7),
characterized in that the foundation (1) comprises:
- a deformable plate element (13) provided with a fourth through hole (25) for allowing said elongate structure (33) to PASS said deformable plate element (13) via said fourth through hole (25),
to passer = passer dans/à travers ..?
| 3 +2 | faire passer |
Claude-André Assian
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Non-PRO (1): Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
Patent and biochemistry specialist
Native in: French 
Works in: German to French, English to French, Italian to French
faire passer
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Renate Radziwill-Rall
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merci Renate
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Johannes Gleim
: aussi en passant
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Danke Johannes
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