Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

ressorts ensachés

English translation:

bagged springs

Added to glossary by Stephanie Mitchel
Dec 18, 2002 19:26
21 yrs ago
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French term

ressorts ensachés

French to English Marketing
Can there be such a thing as 'bagged springs'?
"Grande nouveauté, le consommateur est à la recherche d’un plus grand confort, adapté à sa morphologie, les assises sont plus softs, elles offrent des conforts allant du plus ferme au plus moelleux grâce notamment aux ressorts et aux ressorts ensachés."
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 bagged springs
5 pocketed springs

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bagged springs

yes it does exist

jinling - [ Traduire cette page ]
... Mainly include ordinary mattress, coconut fiber mattress, folding mattress, bagged spring-mattress, circular ... ô Ordinary Mattress, ¡ô Bagged Spring Mattress. ...
www.china-mattress.com/en/chanpin/chanpin-01.htm - 17k - En cache - Pages similaires

jinling - [ Traduire cette page ]
Bagged spring mattress: Each mattress is composed of more than 1,000 springs in individual bags, comfortable and tender,and will not interfere each other when ...
www.china-mattress.com/en/chanpin/chanpin-01-dz.htm - 15k - En cache - Pages similaires

OneStopHuntNFish.com :: Your Total Resource for Hunting and ... - [ Traduire cette page ]
... Day—just to name a few. And spring is a great time to show off your
newly-bagged spring gobbler! AM Glombowski of Lake Forest, Ill ...
www.onestophuntnfish.com/news/compdetails.cfm?ID=77 - 18k
Peer comment(s):

agree EDLING (X)
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agree JCEC
28 mins
neutral Tony M : I don't think this is the standard term, and your fishing example is a... complete red-herring!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks - especially for the fishing page! ;^)"
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pocketed springs

Actually, I think you'll find the standard term usually used (certainly in the UK) is 'pocketed'

Beware --- both the bed references cited appear to be from non-English origin sites, which might cause one to question their reliability.
The reference below is from the UK, and fits the context exactly --- there are plenty of other hits on Google if you wish to try
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