Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term
Tunisia
isoler
Comme annoncé précédemment, l'invention concerne un équipement de nettoyage permettant de nettoyer un réservoir destiné au stockage de produits inflammables et délimitant un volume interne, doté d'une ouverture. Cet équipement comprend au moins un obturateur , un flexible , un chariot, une tête de nettoyage, et un jonc .
L'obturateur est conçu pour obturer l'ouverture de manière à isoler le volume interne du réservoir de
l'espace externe au réservoir, noté Ext.
The shutter is designed for blocking the opening such as to isolate the internal volume from the tank of the space external to the tank, marked Ext.
it is isolating isn't it?
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Carlos Segura
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| 5 | Isolate |
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Proposed translations
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Native in: Spanish 
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isolate
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Isolate
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