20:25 Mar 3, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Computers (general) / SAP | |||||||
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3 | consignment slip |
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2 | set up/set up paper |
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1 | installation |
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installation Explanation: rüsten can also mean installation, so......... |
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set up/set up paper Explanation: This seems to be a Swiss/Austrian term. Reference: http://www.tig.at/prozessleitsysteme/3_produkte/planning/pla... Reference: http://www.tig.at/prozessleitsysteme/3_produkte/planning/pla... |
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consignment slip Explanation: This is just a guess. But according to these websites, a Rüstpapier is a Kommissionszettel: www.grosspower.ch/web/mitarbeiter_br.asp?Branchen_ID=1 www.pk19.ch/fasum/fa_show.cgi?mode=fa_show&fa_id=443&year=2... Which in turn is a consignment slip. If you look up "consignment" in some dictionaries, you'll find both Lieferung and Kommission, which might explain "Lieferscheine sind gleichzeitig Rüstpapiere". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs (2006-03-04 00:55:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- That second link should have been: http://www.pk19.ch/fasum/fa_show.cgi?mode=fa_show&fa_id=443&... |
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