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72 months ago

Janis Berzins (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Spanish

Subject:

Technical / Engineering

Level of diffculty:

Difficult / demanding

Word or term in question:

Use ''up'' and ''down'' keys

Context:

Use ''up'' and ''down'' keys to match the external RPM with your tachometers readings.
Our desktop laboratory centrifuges provides operation with tubes, blood collection systems, gel cards, micro test and ELISA plates.

 

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72 months ago

Claudia  See profile wrote:

las teclas “arriba“ y “abajo“

72 months ago

Claudia  See profile wrote:

Use las teclas Arriba y Abajo para

My comment:

"Use las teclas Arriba y Abajo para..."

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72 months ago

Fernando Davín Pérez  See profile wrote:

Tal y como ya se ha comentado, no se trata de un manual informático. Es decir, que el dispositivo podría ser utilizado por personas no muy familiarizadas con la terminología informática. Es posible que se encuentre buscando una tecla en la que esté escrita la palabra "Arriba" o "Abajo". Creo que es mejor dejarlo todo muy claro y utilizar la expresión "tecla de flecha arriba" y "tecla de flecha abajo". En cualquier caso, contar con toda la información no debería suponer un obstáculo.

72 months ago

Fernando Davín Pérez  See profile wrote:

Fernando, I did write that your answer was not incorrect. Now it's up to the Asker to decide whether he wants to slightly over-translate by over-explaining to the possible "dummy" (i.e. is this a manual for dummies?). This looks like a manual for professionals, but I might be wrong, as we only have a couple of source sentences here. Over-translating is over-translating, and sometimes it is not necessary, it depends on the readership that is aimed at...

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72 months ago

Claudia  See profile wrote:

Usa las flechas "arriba" y "abajo"

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72 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See profile wrote:

I concur. In all of the programming manuals that I've come across, this is the most often-used terminology.

72 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See profile wrote:

Maria, This is NOT a "programming manual"! So the word "key" ("tecla") is NOT implicit! It HAS to be mentioned! Please, answerers and commentators, READ THE CONTEXT before answering or commenting, thank you...

72 months ago

Fernando Davín Pérez  See profile wrote:

utilice las teclas flecha arriba y flecha abajo

My comment:

Use las teclas de dirección "arriba" y "abajo". En este caso para aumentar o diminuir el valor de la lectura del tacómetro. El tacómetro es el indicador de vueltas o revoluciones de un motor o de cualquier otro dispositivo giratorio.

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72 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See profile wrote:

Fernando, Your answer is not incorrect, except that it can be shortened to "Use las teclas Arriba y Abajo para...", AS IN THE SOURCE TEXT. If you google "Use las teclas Arriba y Abajo para", you'll find many occurrences, including very reliable IBM hits: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Use+las+teclas+Arriba+y+Abajo+para&ia=web