gewijzigde stillegging

English translation: shut-down date

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Dutch term or phrase:stillegging
English translation:shut-down date
Entered by: Richard L. Weiss

18:12 Jul 13, 2009
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Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering
Dutch term or phrase: gewijzigde stillegging
term appearing in an agreement regarding construction
Richard L. Weiss
United States
Local time: 00:45
altered shut-down date
Explanation:
Stillegging relates to closing down of production.

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Note added at 20 mins (2009-07-13 18:33:26 GMT)
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Or indeed any of the other definitions in writeaway's reference entry. My hunch would be that there is a schedule for the building works which requires the shut down of some facility in order for the works to proceed. But of course context (as requested by cjguy) would help a lot. By the way, what answer did you find for FAO-kwesties? A discussion post in a case like that where you withdraw the question would nevertheless be nice just in case anyone has actually spent time wondering about (or heaven forbid researching an answer to) your question.
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Textpertise
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Local time: 05:45
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Thank you, I chose "modified shutdown date." FYI, the other acronym referred to the name of a company.
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Van Dale, Nl-En dictionary
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altered shut-down date


Explanation:
Stillegging relates to closing down of production.

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Note added at 20 mins (2009-07-13 18:33:26 GMT)
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Or indeed any of the other definitions in writeaway's reference entry. My hunch would be that there is a schedule for the building works which requires the shut down of some facility in order for the works to proceed. But of course context (as requested by cjguy) would help a lot. By the way, what answer did you find for FAO-kwesties? A discussion post in a case like that where you withdraw the question would nevertheless be nice just in case anyone has actually spent time wondering about (or heaven forbid researching an answer to) your question.

Textpertise
United Kingdom
Local time: 05:45
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 65
Grading comment
Thank you, I chose "modified shutdown date." FYI, the other acronym referred to the name of a company.
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Reference: Van Dale, Nl-En dictionary

Reference information:
stilleggen (overgankelijk werkwoord)
stop
halt, shut / close down
immobilize
context
een bedrijf stilleggen
shut / close down a business
het verkeer stilleggen
stop / halt the traffic
het werk stilleggen
stop work
bij staking down tools

wijzigen (overgankelijk werkwoord)
alter
change
<hoger stijlniveau> modify
wetsartikel amend
met betrekking tot kabinet (informeel) reshuffle
doodvonnis commute
context
hij wijzigt zijn eetgewoonten bijna nooit
he hardly ever varies his eating habits
in gewijzigde omstandigheden
in altered / changed / modified circumstances
hij moest zijn plannen wijzigen
he had to alter / change / revise his plans
statuten / een wetsartikel wijzigen
amend statutes / an act
zich wijzigen in
change into
de loop van de rivier heeft zich gewijzigd
the river's course has altered / changed

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agree  Chris Hopley: They should include an "I like this" thumbs-up button, just like on Facebook :-)
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