Jun 3, 2004 08:41
19 yrs ago
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German term

gtrat

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Context: Bevor die Batteriez¨¹ndung von 1926 an die Stelle der Hochspannungsmagnetz¨¹ndun gtrat, waren fast 90% der in Stuttgart hergestellten Z¨¹ndapparate in alle Welt exportiert worden. Ebenso verbesserte Bosch grundlegend die Batteiez¨¹ndung.
What does ¡°gtrat¡± mean? And Stuttgart? Is Stuttgart a place name? I feel this sentence is difficult to understand(Bevor die Batteriez¨¹ndung von 1926 an die Stelle der Hochspannungsmagnetz¨¹ndun gtrat,).

Proposed translations

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was replaced by

the "g" in "gtrat" is wrong, it should be "trat". "an die Stelle von ... trat" can be translated as "replaced" (the "Batteriezündung" replaced the "Hochspannungsmagnetzündung", sorry, no idea what these are in English).

And yes, Stuttgart is a German city.

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Note added at 7 mins (2004-06-03 08:48:22 GMT)
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Sorry, the answer should not be \"was replaced by\" but \"replaced\"
Peer comment(s):

agree Cilian O'Tuama : replaced, superseded
5 mins
agree Robin Ward : Yes, but would also prefer "superseded".-
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you! It must be a typo for trat, and your translation makes sense. And thank all for contribution£¡"
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trat

must be a typo

And yes, Stuttgart is a city in Germany, im Schwabenländle.
Peer comment(s):

agree Siegfried Armbruster : "die Stelle der Hochspannungsmagnetzündung trat "
13 mins
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10 mins

high tension magneto ignition

I think there is a font problem here and would guess that "hochspannungsmagnetzuendung" is the word. "trat" is then the verb, as in "entered".

Thus I would suggest "high tension magneto ignition"

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Note added at 12 mins (2004-06-03 08:53:54 GMT)
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Yes - Sabine is right with \"replaced\". I should have taken more time to decode the sentence.
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