Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
back coat
Bosnian translation:
prevlaka na poledjini
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Mira Stepanovic
Jul 29, 2006 09:42
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English term
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back coat
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Proposed translations
(Bosnian)
| 4 | prevlaka na poledjini |
Mira Stepanovic
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| 4 +1 | zadnja prevlaka |
V&M Stanković
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Mira Stepanovic
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prevlaka na poledjini
prevlaka (ili premaz)
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V&M Stanković
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zadnja prevlaka
Webster's Online Dictionary:
LENS COATING
A thin transparent coating applied to a surface of a lens element.
Serbo-Croatian - prevlaka sočiva
(http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/lens co...
“Lenses for Glacier, Mountaineering, Climbing, Skiing, Expedition
…
Blue Tundra and Silver Frog lenses feature a flash mirror, pigment base, and back Anti-Reflective Coat. Glass McKinley lenses feature a hydrogen fired photochromic base and pigment back coat. These lenses show minimal fading or loss of protection”
(http://www.opticus.com/climbinglenses.htm)
LENS COATING
A thin transparent coating applied to a surface of a lens element.
Serbo-Croatian - prevlaka sočiva
(http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/lens co...
“Lenses for Glacier, Mountaineering, Climbing, Skiing, Expedition
…
Blue Tundra and Silver Frog lenses feature a flash mirror, pigment base, and back Anti-Reflective Coat. Glass McKinley lenses feature a hydrogen fired photochromic base and pigment back coat. These lenses show minimal fading or loss of protection”
(http://www.opticus.com/climbinglenses.htm)
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