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BASL. ROG

English translation: Başlatma/Başlatıcı/Başlangıç

20:32 Apr 7, 2004
Turkish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Energy / Power Generation
Turkish term or phrase: BASL. ROG
What is the meaning of this abreviation? It is on a chart about an electricity regulator.
senin
Local time: 17:28
English translation:Başlatma/Başlatıcı/Başlangıç
Explanation:
BASL. stands for most probably Başlatma(k), Başlatıcı or Başlangıç. I don't have any idea about ROG. And unfortunately, in which form exactly BASL. should be used depends totally on the second word of the phrase in Turkish unlike european languages where individual words often preserve their plain forms. You better find out what the second word is, since the inflections of both words strictly interrelate (yes, the second word may take some inflections too, according to the total meaning of the term).
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Koral Özgül
Türkiye
Local time: 19:28
Grading comment
Thanks, I actually knew what the first word was, it was the second abbreviated word I needed. But anyway thanks for trying.
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2Başlatma/Başlatıcı/Başlangıç
Koral Özgül


  

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Başlatma/Başlatıcı/Başlangıç


Explanation:
BASL. stands for most probably Başlatma(k), Başlatıcı or Başlangıç. I don't have any idea about ROG. And unfortunately, in which form exactly BASL. should be used depends totally on the second word of the phrase in Turkish unlike european languages where individual words often preserve their plain forms. You better find out what the second word is, since the inflections of both words strictly interrelate (yes, the second word may take some inflections too, according to the total meaning of the term).

Koral Özgül
Türkiye
Local time: 19:28
Native speaker of: Turkish
Grading comment
Thanks, I actually knew what the first word was, it was the second abbreviated word I needed. But anyway thanks for trying.
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