French translation of "Ice Shank": "Tringle de Glace" -> "Surin de Glace" #6617
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"shank" is English slang for an improvised knife.
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@MerleMoqueur / @mmaret Please let me know what you think. |
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Make more sens to me with this new traduction |
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"shank" is also English slang for an improvised knife, which is probably the meaning here. The word "shank" can also mean a kind of rod, which is more of what "tringle" is, but I don't think that's the correct context.
I suggest instead "surin".