Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

acque ricche

English translation:

rich liquor

Added to glossary by achisholm
Dec 26, 2011 11:42
12 yrs ago
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Italian term

acque ricche

Italian to English Science Medical: Pharmaceuticals manufacturing
This is from a batch manufacturing report.

its from a list of the equipment and lines to be checked prior to starting the batch process.

"linee acque ricche, reattivo, solventi, cristallizzatori ........."

Enriched fluids? something else.

Anyone with experience of the sector come across this before?
Proposed translations (English)
3 rich waters
3 enriched water
Change log

Dec 26, 2011 14:18: texjax DDS PhD changed "Language pair" from "Italian to English" to "English to Italian"

Dec 26, 2011 15:11: Danila Moro changed "Language pair" from "English to Italian" to "Italian to English"

Discussion

achisholm (asker) Dec 26, 2011:
Excipient for pharmaceutical use (amino acid) ..
Shera Lyn Parpia Dec 26, 2011:
What is being manufactured?

Proposed translations

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rich waters

I'm not sure though. Generally in Italian & English you always have something before that "rich", for example "nutrient-rich water", "resin-rich water", nitrite-rich water", "mineral-rich water", and so on. Out of context, as is the case with this definition, the meaning of "acque ricche" is a bit unclear.

But then mine is just a try, since I don't have any previous experiences in this field - but hey, anything could help, no?
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3869 days

enriched water

I am in the middle of a 14,000 word document with only one reference to "acque ricche" in your same context, and no other clues! Never come across it before.
Why do you think 'liquor' and 'fluid'? Why not 'water', since it is medicinal?

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Note added at 3869 days (2022-07-30 15:41:25 GMT) Post-grading
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enriched presumably with minerals
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