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Could you help me figure out the best translation for this word? I’ve been looking at a software recently, and there’s a sentence in it that reads: “The graphics modules provide a ‘4 view’ presentation of the module, showing the ISO view as well as the X, Y, and Z views!” Does the word “view” in this sentence refer to “dimension” or “view”? This post was last edited by Captain Nemo6 on 2009-2-25 at 20:10
They all mean the same thing, but the first \"view\" can be translated as \"dimension\", while the others should be translated as \"view\"
If the first one is “dimension,” then the subsequent ones should not be ISO view and X,Y,Z views; according to common understanding, they should be time view and X,Y,Z views.
It should all mean view, right! By the way, what software does the original poster use? PDS?
It’s the sentence “do you know ...” that starts in CAESER II.
Have you used that software, OP? It should be these 4 views: views from the X, Y, and Z angles, plus one front view!
The graphics modules provide a “4-view” presentation of the module, showing the ISO view as well as the X, Y, and Z views! The term “view” in this sentence refers to a visual representation; the ISO view, along with the X view, Y view, and Z view, make up a total of 4 views. However, I don’t know the meaning of these 4 views. :P Hehe! ! !
I’ve just started using the software; there are still things I don’t know about it. The bonus points for today have been used up; I can’t give you any more points for floors 7 and 8. Thank you for your help; I’ll make it up tomorrow. Thanks to everyone’s active help, the problem in this post has been **solved! Thank you all! This post can be closed now!