May 25, 2000 06:10
24 yrs ago
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German term
sl communication
"Quereinsteiger"
German to English
Other
"Betreut von einem Expertenteam ermöglicht x auch Quereinsteigern, sich intensiv mit den neuen Technologien zu befassen."
Proposed translations
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| 0 | see below |
Beth Kantus
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| 0 | people who entered into a profession laterally |
Eva Gerkrath
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| 0 | see below |
Heather Starastin
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| 0 | beginners without fundamental knowledge |
Josef Schmid, Jr. (X)
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Proposed translations
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Something like: "Managed by a team of experts, x makes it possible even for non-professionals to work intensively with new technologies."
Or, if non-professionals has a negative ring to it, you might try "professionals from other disciplines"
Hope this helps, Beth.
Or, if non-professionals has a negative ring to it, you might try "professionals from other disciplines"
Hope this helps, Beth.
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Comment: "Sorry, I did not indicate that I know exactly what Quereinsteiger means but was "just" looking for a suitable translation in this context. Beth´s answer
helped a lot, I decided on "professionals from related disciplines"."
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Eva Gerkrath
Netherlands
Netherlands
Native in German
Netherlands
Native in: German 
Works in: English to German, Dutch to German, German to Dutch, and 1 more.
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people who entered into a profession laterally
Quereinsteiger are people who didn't train for a profession from the bottom but started in another profession an crossed over or made a lateral entrie into another profession without having to start from the bottom all over again.
I don't think there is a nice one-word translation in English. Eva
I don't think there is a nice one-word translation in English. Eva
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A "Quereinsteiger" is someone who enters a profession through unconventional paths, e.g. someone who works his way up in the field field of economics and then switches over ("steigt quer ein") to IT. Maybe someone knows a more concise expression for this, but you can translate accurately enough it as "staff who have entered the field/profession/company from other fields/professions/companies", HTH!
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beginners without fundamental knowledge
Means: without bothering about the basics
idiom in English is "entering by the backdoor" or
"jumping into the middle"
beginner without basic knowledge; one who didn't take Computer 101 jumps into a higher level class
....enables beginners without fundamental knowledge to deal intensively with a subject or matter....
idiom in English is "entering by the backdoor" or
"jumping into the middle"
beginner without basic knowledge; one who didn't take Computer 101 jumps into a higher level class
....enables beginners without fundamental knowledge to deal intensively with a subject or matter....
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