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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1Zusätlich Explanation: Not simple to translate. "Zusätlich, extra" more or less covers it IMHO. Dafür können Sie (kannst du) den zusätzlichen Spieltisch benutzen. Regards |
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den wahlweise zur Verfügung stehenden Spieltisch Explanation: Maybe this would do it. KudoZ Glossary |
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optional Explanation: auf Wunsch erhaeltich: der auf Wunsch erhaeltliche Spieltisch |
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optional Explanation: auf Wunsch erhaeltich: der auf Wunsch erhaeltliche Spieltisch |
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als Option erhältlich Explanation: I'll not put it into a sentence, because I don't do E-D, but I have come across it on many occasions in translations from German. Just a thought. HTH Mary experience |
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optional Explanation: auf Wunsch erhaeltich: der auf Wunsch erhaeltliche Spieltisch usually meaning that it is an addition to what has been bought already but has to be ordered and paid for separately. German native living in the US |
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10 hrs confidence:
Sonderzubehör, Sonderausstattung Explanation: You are right "optional" has recently become a widely used word in Germany, though I am not very fond of it, as it sounds "artificial". I feel that "der als Sonderzuberhör (Sonderausstattung) erhältliche (lieferbare) Spieltisch" sounds more natural. long experience with user and service manuals |
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