Ask the master to help translate these words! Urgent! 30

Later, I thought, it's so difficult, when I haven't translated. - If you know the jargon, the landlord can roughly know the general meaning, right?

Translation of the occasional nonsense!! There may also be misleading meanings, and the landlord must not take it seriously. But I still think it's better to reply to the post. -

Words in parentheses refer to supplementary notes, discussions, etc. Translation capacity is limited. What industry, what other background information is best to say, everyone is more comfortable to translate. Maybe the master doesn't need it, ha. I don't understand anything. When playing.

Translated as follows: We need this kind of thing:"(I don't know what units, such as inches) extrunder (this estimate is a typo, estimated to be extruder, extruder, compressor) and svrew (what seems to be a typo, estimated to be screw, screw) to produce and process HDPE (high-density polyethylene), wood, and foam.

It is estimated that it is an assembly line) downstream equipment needs a vacuum sizing table (the translation given by google is "vacuum table sizing", what should you know, if you don't know, look at this**: appendix, a address, it may be a cutting machine or something) to deal with such a section: 1 "by 1", 8 by 8, 2 by 12, (the area of the three faces, which is which exactly, I don't know).

There should be a cooling bed, a handle, and in addition, the speed of the cutting saw must exceed 20' per minute (the unit is not clear).

ps。It seems that foreign trade is so difficult. Tired. In addition, this foreigner writes too casually.

I thought I could, but it was too hard.

Since time immemorial, trees have been very useful and important to people who use them in many ways. Even today trees continue to serve people in many ways. 

Trees provide people with wood in the form of fruits and building materials. It is impossible to build houses, boats, and even bridges without trees. Furniture such as tables, chairs, and beds are made of wood. 

In the tropics, it is very hot all year round, and the trees protect men from the terrible heat. They also help to stop the good and abundant topsoil from being washed away during heavy rains, which are common in the tropics. 

Without trees or plants that inhibit the soil with their roots, heavy rains will wash away the abundance of topsoil, which is so important and necessary for agriculture. As a result, the land has become a desert. 

There are a lot of desert areas in the world. Long ago these desert areas must have had very rich fertile areas, but due to the nature of our ancestors who did not have sufficient scientific knowledge in the distant past, the trees they cut down were in the areas where they lived and never planted new ones. Gradually, the rich topsoil was blown away, washing away strong winds and torrential rains.

The last of the land turned into a desert, where nothing could grow and it was useless.

If you think it can be used, give it a little more appropriately.

Natural resources. Connecticut is a place rich in natural resources, with many outstanding geographical features, and as a result, there is a diversity of habitats, landscapes, flora and fauna. The most prominent feature of Connecticut is the Long Island Sound. Throughout Connecticut's southern coastline, the Long Island Strait offers a variety of commercial and recreational fisheries, providing plenty of recreational opportunities, and tens of thousands of people live on the shores of Connecticut and New York.

Other natural features include Litchfield Mountain (part of the Appalachian Mountain Trail) and Connecticut River Bay. Wildlife is abundant throughout these areas and throughout the state, providing a lot of recreational opportunities. The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is responsible for protecting and preserving these natural areas and managing the natural resources of the state as a whole.

This responsibility is accomplished through a variety of efforts: open land development, restoration of wild habitats, watershed creation, supervision, and regulation of hunting management seasons.

Combine these and it looks like a battleground, but consumers can rarely connect at the table. This is largely because the cost of all this damage is what economists call externalities: their main business is extraordinary, such as production.

and the marketing of wheat in the field, whether it is directly borne by the producer or the consumer. For many, these costs may not even seem financial, but merely aesthetic – a terrible shame, but nothing to do with money. Irrespective of.

How, they, as consumers of food, certainly didn't pay for it, did they?