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Bus/Financial - Economics / auctions (in auction houses) | | English term or phrase: sold, or bought in, or withdrawn | Someone who regularly sells items at auction keeps records in which she notes which objects (antiques) have been sold, or bought-in (failed to sell), or withdrawn. Muret-Sanders says, to buy-in at an auction is "zurücknehmen", but then what is the difference to "withdrawn", which I would translate as "zurückziehen"? Hamblock-Wessels says "ein-, zu-, aufkaufen" for "buy in", but then, how would this fit into the context of an auction?
Could buy-in refer to buying yourself what you put in auction in the first place (under a different name) - a practice mentioned on other occasions in the same document)? In that case I might say "verkauft, selbst gekauft oder zurückgezogen". |
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Hakan Özkan, PhD
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