Oct 27, 2003 23:34
20 yrs ago
Japanese term
周辺
Japanese to English
Tech/Engineering
Can 周辺 be translated here as "around" or "about," yielding "about 8.2Khz"?
Or is this actually related to the idea of "circumference"?
Here is the original sentence:
しかし、異なる衝突音をフーリエ展開した周波数を分析すると、8.2KHz周辺の周波数成分を多く含んでおり、これが固有周波数であることが判る。
Or is this actually related to the idea of "circumference"?
Here is the original sentence:
しかし、異なる衝突音をフーリエ展開した周波数を分析すると、8.2KHz周辺の周波数成分を多く含んでおり、これが固有周波数であることが判る。
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | "about" "nearly" "approximately" "around" | tomoku |
4 +5 | around | jsl (X) |
5 +1 | peripheral | Nobuo Kawamura |
3 | close to | Tadashi |
Proposed translations
8 hrs
Selected
"about" "nearly" "approximately" "around"
Either one above is fine but I would choose "around" because I've seen it used in similar sentences.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
+5
11 mins
around
frequency component around 8.2 kHz
Strictly speaking, "about" and "approximately" are more like "約".
Strictly speaking, "about" and "approximately" are more like "約".
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Peer comment(s):
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Kurt Keyser
: This is the most accurate translation for this situation.
7 mins
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thanks
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seika
: approximately is the best
2 hrs
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Thanks. But, "approximately" doesn't seem to go well with "frequency component" in this context.
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Pro-Japanese
4 hrs
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thanks
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shhogg
14 hrs
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Freebird
: I agree with Daisuke, it means around 8.2Khz
2 days 1 hr
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Thank you.
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14 mins
peripheral
(8.2 KHz and its )peripheral
2 hrs
close to
In this case, "close to" is better, because a true inherent frequency come close to 8.2 kHz infinitely.
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