Jul 23, 2008 13:39
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German term

um die Wette

German to English Marketing Idioms / Maxims / Sayings Christmas decorations
Winterlichter
Das Licht leuchtet mit dem Schnee um die Wette. Typisch für den Teelichthalter aus satiniertem Glas und pulverbeschichtetem Eisen ist das Vogel-Dekor.
Eins der Lieblingsmotive der naturbe¬geisterten Jette Frölich. Maße und Preise: s.o.
Change log

Jul 23, 2008 13:47: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "um die Wette (in this context)" to "um die Wette"

Jul 23, 2008 13:47: Steffen Walter changed "Field (specific)" from "Other" to "Idioms / Maxims / Sayings"

Aug 19, 2008 16:48: Steffen Walter changed "Field" from "Other" to "Marketing"

Proposed translations

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German term (edited): um die Wette (in this context)
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A light to rival the brightness of the snow

or: to rival the sparkling snow
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the light competes with the snow's brilliance (or glow)

This works if the emphasis is on the light, competing with the snow. You can also say: "The light competes to outshine the snow's brilliance."

If you want to change it slightly so that they compete with each other, say:
"light and snow compete to outshine each other."
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to compete

The/This light competes with the brightness of the snow. Wuerd ich hier einfach mal so sagen ... :0)
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