Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

estores

English translation:

shutters

Added to glossary by Felipe Barbosa
Apr 22, 2010 23:25
14 yrs ago
Portuguese term

Evitar subir e descer os estores muitas vezes ao dia.

Portuguese to English Tech/Engineering Real Estate

Discussion

mediamatrix (X) Apr 22, 2010:
Your picture ... ... shows 'rolling shutters'.

http://www.rollingshutter.com/
Felipe Barbosa (asker) Apr 22, 2010:
estores EXTERNOS, não estou certo se também são blinds

http://images04.olx.pt/ui/1/67/24/9476324_1.jpg
Felipe Barbosa (asker) Apr 22, 2010:
estores

Proposed translations

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shutters

I believe that blinds are for indoor use such as what I would call "venetian blinds" wheras shutters are on the outside of the window to cut out light but also for protection.
Hope this helps
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Levey : 8 hours and 49 minutes late, but, yeeez!
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Portuguese term (edited): estores

blinds

Without more meaningful context: window blinds

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Note added at 11 mins (2010-04-22 23:36:23 GMT)
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With Asker's additional context, 'rolling shutters' is better.
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Avoid rolling up and down the external blinds many times a day.

Peer comment(s):

agree Edward Nelson : I agree, but I would rephrase as follows: Avoid rolling the external blinds up and down manys times a day. With some phrasal verbs it works better this way.
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Either. Making roller blinds instructions Roll up the blind by hand, slot it into the brackets and pull the blind down. Work the blind up and down until the required tension is achieved. ... www.alternative-windows.com/roller-blind.htm
neutral Jennifer Levey : Agree with Edward for the word order - and in any case, shutters outside, blinds inside.
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Either. The object may be placed between the verb and the preposition or after the expression.
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