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C- p _Di- 2 1L a.... Tv .... PUJ .(S) 0- P ' e /`' .- D , JV., NVAiwzBLcvT5 Public Disclosure Authorized 11617 Public Disclosure Authorized PaulJ. Biron Public Disclosure Authorized Terminologyof A WaterSupply and WorldBank- Environmental Englisl-French UNICEFGlossary Sanitation French-English Public Disclosure Authorized A World Bank-UNICEFGlossary Glossairedditd conjointementpar la Banque mondialeet l'UNICEF Terminologyof Water Supply and EnvironmentalSanitation Terminologiede l'approvisionnement en eau et de l'assainissementdu milieu English-French Francais-anglais Paul J. Biron The WorldBank Washington,D.C. Copyright© 1987 UNICEF(United Nations Childrens Fund) (Fonds des NationsUnies pour l'enfance) InternationalBank for Reconstruction and Development/ The WorldBank Banque internationale pour la reconstruction et le developpement/ Banque mondiale 1818 H Street, N.W. Washington,D.C. 20433, U.SA Allrights reserved Tousdroits reserves Firstprinting May 1987 Premi&reedition mai 1987 Secondprinting November 1990 Deuxiemeedition novembre 1990 Manufacturedin the United States of America Publie aux Etats-Unisd'Amerique Library of CongressCataloging in Publication Data Biron, Paul J. Terminologyof water supply and environmental sanitation (A WorldBank-UNICEF glossary) English and French 1. Water supply engineering-Dictionaries. 2. Sanitaryengineering-Dictionaries. 3. English language-Dictionaries-French. 4. Water supply engineering-Dictionaries-French. 5. Sanitary engineering-Dictionaries-French. 6. French language-Dictionaries-English. I. Title. 11.Series. TD9.B57 1985 628'.03'21 85-16863 ISBN0-8213-0585-9 iii Contents-Table des matieres Introductory Note v Note de Presentation Terminologyof Water Supplyand EnvironmentalSanitation 3 English-French Terminologiede l'approvisionnementen eau et de l'assainissement 93 FranCais-Anglais Annex 1-Health 157 Annexe 1-Sante Annex 2-Formulae 163 Annexe 2-Formulaire v MATERIELET FOURNITURES EQUIPMENTAND SUPPLIES DES PROJETS D'HYDRAULIQUE FORWATER SUPPLY AND ET DASSAINISSEMENT DU ENVIRONMENTALSANITATION MILIEU PROJECTS GLOSSAIRE ABR•GE ABRIDGED GLOSSARY FRANCAIS/ANGLAIS ENGLISH/FRENCH Par By Paul J. Biron Paul J. Biron Ingenieur A & M Ingenieur A & M UNICEF-PDPD/ WET-HQ UNICEF-PDPD/WET-HQ Note de Presentation IntroductoryNote La liste suivante ne pretend ni etre complete,ni epuiserle The followinglist does not pretend to be exhaustive or sujet Des dictionnairesexistent a cet effet Toutefoisceux-ci complete.Dictionaries exist alreadyfor this purpose. peuvent ne pas e^tred portee immediatede l'utilisateur. However,they may not be readily availablewhen needed. Ce qui suit tend d foumir un glossaired'acces facile en What followsmerely attempts to provide the user with a francaiset en anglais des termes les plus frequemment handy French/Englishglossary of the terms more employdsen matidred'hydraulique et d'assainissementdu frequentlyused in connection with water supply and milieu. environmentalsanitation. 11emprunte abondamment aux descriptionset It is largely based on the descriptionsand terminologies terminologiesretenues par les constructeursde matriel et used by equipmentmanufacturers and suppliers. foumisseurs The followingpresentation has been adopted: La prdsentationrepose sur les principessuivants: (a) Wheneverseveral equivalent translationsexist or (a) Lorsqueplusieurs traductionssont possibles ou should be considered,the words are separated by doivent etre envisagdes,les dquivalentsont sdpards the sign /. par le signe /. i.e., drilling rig-atelier de forage!sondeuse Ex: exhaure- pumping/water lifting (b) Wheneverthe translations have differentmeanings, (b) Lorsqueplusieurs traductionsont des acceptions they are separated by ;. differentes,elles sont sdpareespar; . i.e., agent-agent/factor; assistant Ex: agent - agent/facteur; assistant (c) Wheneverthe entry refers to a key wordquoted (c) Lorsque l'articlereprend un nom cld precedemment earlier,the latter is replacedby the sign (-). citd, ce dernierest remplacepar (-). i.e., Under Jack, levelingjack is rendered by Ex: Sous la rubriqueSondeuse, sondeuse au leveling(-) battage apparaften (-) au battage (d) Wheneverthe item represents a variationon a (d) Lorsque l'articleest une varianted'un article previouslyquoted entry, the latter is replaced by precedent,ce demier est ddsignepar (-id-) the sign (-id-). Ex: ApresForage d la boue, le foragea la boue en i.e., Afterleveling jack, hydraulic,a screwtype circulation inverse est rendue par (-id-)en levelingjack appears as (-id-)screw type. circulation inverse. Use of the listed wordspresupposes a basic knowledgeof Lulilisationdes mots citds dans la liste prdsupposeune grammaticalrules of concordancein gender and number. connaissancesuffisante des reglesgrammaticales d'accord In Annex 1 are listed diseases related to deficienciesin en genre et en nombre. water supply and/or sanitation, classifiedaccording to their L'annexeI regroupe,selon un classement-deleur origine origin and transmission. et de leur transmission,les maladiesattribuables aux Annex 2 compilesconversion factors of frequent use and insuffisancesde l'approvisionnement equivalentsbetween units. L'annexe2 regroupeun certainnombre de facteursde conversiond'usage courantet de correspondanceentre unites Terminologyof WaterSupply and EnvironmentalSanitation English-French i 3 A alternativeenergy dnergiede substitution amount montant; teneur/proportion to abandon a well abandonnerun puits analysisof water analyses de controdle abnormal anormal bacteriological(-) (-) bactdriologique (-) dip pendage () anchor ancre abrasion abrasion/drosion guy (-) ancrage du haubannage abrasive abrasif anchorage ancrage (-) cloth/paper toile/papieremeri/papier annular annulaire deverre angle angle ABS acrylonitrile-butadiene- deviation(-) (-) de deviation styrene (-) of dip (-) d'inclinaisonou de abutment culde pendage abutting joint assemblageen about anticlinalridge arete anticlinale accretion accroissementpar dep6t anticline anticlinal d'alluvions arrested (-) (-) tronque asymmetric (-) (-J asymetrique acreage superficie composite(-) (-) complexe elongated (-) (-) allonge activity actiuite erect (-) (-) droit respiratory (-) (-) respiratoire exposed (-) (-) affleurant adjustable rigglable overturned (-) (-) deverse recumbent ( ( renverse adjusting rod tige de rallonge apron tablier adsorption adsorption . .. (-) by activatedcarbon (-) sur charbon actif aquifer aqutfere/nappe/eau(xJsouterraine(s) advantage avantage confined (-) nappe captive mechanical(-) bras de levier!effet unconfined (-) nappe libre multiplicateurd'un bras arch vot2te de levier aeration of water supplies adrationdes eaux de area aire/surface consommation continental (-) (-) continentale (-) of waste water (-) des eaux rdsiduaires (-) of truncation (-) d'erosion aerator adrateur arm bras surface (-) (-) de surface rocker (-) brinqueballe aerial antenne ae'rien assistant adjoint/agent technical (-) (-) technique ageing vieillissement auger/ground ( tariere agent agent wetting (-) (-) mouillant axils axe anticlinal (-) (-J anticlinal aggregate agrdgat (-) of crystal (-) d'un crystal open graded (-) (-) grossier/poreux fold (-) (-) de plissement unindurated (-) agglomeratsnon plunging/ (-) plongeant consolides pitching (-) trough (-) (-) synclinal aggressivityof carbonicacid aggressivitl carbonique axle air air intake (-) (-) aspire' compressed (-) (-) comprime B discharge (-) (-) de refoulement (-) lift gazosiphon alkaline alcalin back axle pont arridre alluvium alluvion/terre d'alluvion back digger rdtrocaveuse 4 backfill terrede remblayage/ balance balance remblai (-) beam fleau (-) bob balancierd contrepoids backfilling remblayage/remblaiement/ mud (-) (-) d boue rebouchage (-) weight contrepoids backfiring retour d'allumage balancing dquilibrage/compensation backflow refoulement/reflux balk poutre/solive batckfolding plissement en retour ball bille/boule background arriere-plan;donnees de (-) bearing roulement/palier base; soubassement (-id-) cage cage de (-) (-) noise bruit de fond (-id-) cup cuvette de (- (-) clay argileplastique backhoe pelle retrocaveuse (-) cock robinet/soupape a flotteur mecanique (-) joinV(-) and joint d rotule/joint ( ) loader chargeuse-pelleteuse/ socketjoint spherique retro-chargeuse (-) peen hammer marteau d panne bomb&e (-) thrust bearing palier de butee/de backing renforcement/soutien crapaudined billes (-) pass (welding) passe de soutien (soudure) (-) weld soudure de (-) ballast ballast/lest/empierrement backlash contre-coup;jeu balling/balling up bourrage/embourbage backlath palplanche balloon ballon/reservoir backloader retro-chargeuse ball stone calcaireconcretionne back-off deissage band bande/ruban/courroie; (-( tool coulisse de battage intercalationde roches (-) brake frein d bande/d collier back pass passe sur Ienvers (-) clamp collierd'obturation (welding) (soudure) (-) conveyor convoyeur d bande back pressure contrapression (-) pulley/(-) wheel poulie d courrofe (-) valve soupape de retenue banded rubane/strie' back slope surface structurale banding frettage back:surge pression de retour bank banc/levee de tenre/ back thrusting retrocharriage/ remblai chevauchement en retour banking remblayage/remblai back twist (of a cable) contre-torsion(d'un cdble) bar barre/banc backups/back-uptongs cles de blocage des tiges/ barbedwire fit de fer barbelI cls de devissage barrel baril to back up renforcer/soutenir pump (-) corpsde pornpe backward retrograde barren sterile/aride (-) erosion erosion regressive (-) well sondagestrile (-) folding plissement
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    U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY A Partial Glossary of Spanish Geological Terms Exclusive of Most Cognates by Keith R. Long Open-File Report 91-0579 This report is preliminary and has not been reviewed for conformity with U.S. Geological Survey editorial standards or with the North American Stratigraphic Code. Any use of trade, firm, or product names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. 1991 Preface In recent years, almost all countries in Latin America have adopted democratic political systems and liberal economic policies. The resulting favorable investment climate has spurred a new wave of North American investment in Latin American mineral resources and has improved cooperation between geoscience organizations on both continents. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has responded to the new situation through cooperative mineral resource investigations with a number of countries in Latin America. These activities are now being coordinated by the USGS's Center for Inter-American Mineral Resource Investigations (CIMRI), recently established in Tucson, Arizona. In the course of CIMRI's work, we have found a need for a compilation of Spanish geological and mining terminology that goes beyond the few Spanish-English geological dictionaries available. Even geologists who are fluent in Spanish often encounter local terminology oijerga that is unfamiliar. These terms, which have grown out of five centuries of mining tradition in Latin America, and frequently draw on native languages, usually cannot be found in standard dictionaries. There are, of course, many geological terms which can be recognized even by geologists who speak little or no Spanish.