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21:46 Oct 13, 2000 |
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| Selected response from: Silvia Geissbauer United Kingdom Local time: 09:28 | ||||||
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Sitzbank für behinderte, Fusselbürste, Check-out-time, Hausdamenabteilung Explanation: Touchphone=Tastentelefon Check-Out-Time in grösseren Hotels, in kleineren: Abreisezeit 13 yrs in Germany |
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Hausdamenbereich, Telefon mit Sensoreingabe, Abreise oder Abmeldung Explanation: Telefon mit Sensoreingabe: nur dann, wenn es wirklich per Berührung eines Bildschirms funktioniert, ansonsten handelt es sich um ein Tastentelefon Check-out: bei größeren Hotels in Englisch lassen, bei kleineren Abreise oder Abmeldung, eventuell auch "Zimmer müssen bis um ….. geräumt sein“ oder „Zimmer bitte bis um …räumen“ spent 9 years in UK; Dip Trans IoL MIL AITI |
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Check-Out, Tastentelefon Explanation: I would say the first and second expression are clearly mentioned by the other answerers. In some bigger German-Hotels you can also find - simply "Check-Out - spätestens um 12.00 Uhr" touch-tone telephone = Tastfernsprecher m, Tastwahl-Telephon n, Touch-Tone-Telephon n (US) (acc. to Ernst - Wörterbuch der industriellen Technik) I think is is a "Tastentelefon". Ernst - W�rterbuch der industriellen Technik + 17 years of translation experience |
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Question: Explanation: Excuse my asking: You ask 5 distinct questions, I answer all 5 and the one with 3 answers gets the points. BTW: 'Bereich, would hardly do for 'department'. If you 'like' Bereich you shouldn't ask for department. |
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