German: AbrufenEnglish translation: run/release (+alternatives) 
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Marketing - Advertising / Public Relations / print advertising T&C | | German term or phrase: Abrufen | "Anzeigen sind im Zweifel zur Veröffentlichung innerhalb eines Jahres nach Vertragsabschluss abzurufen."
I'm having trouble with the "abrufen" here - please could someone help me out with the meaning of this sentence?
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| | | run/release (+alternatives) | Explanation:
I think the ProZ glossary entry referenced below (with the answers provided above) may suit your needs.
I understand the context to be a situation in which products or services (in this case advertisements) are prepaid in a block and then drawn upon as needed. I often see "call" or "call up" used here; "redeem" and "order" are two further possibilities I would propose. |
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 Michael Schubert
United States
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| Abrufen (context) run/release (+alternatives)
Explanation:
I think the ProZ glossary entry referenced below (with the answers provided above) may suit your needs.
I understand the context to be a situation in which products or services (in this case advertisements) are prepaid in a block and then drawn upon as needed. I often see "call" or "call up" used here; "redeem" and "order" are two further possibilities I would propose.
Reference: http://www.proz.com/?sp=gloss/term&id=421532
| Michael Schubert
United States
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Native speaker of:  English
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| Abrufen (context) I think
Explanation:
The client has given an order for making advertising (let's say for a year and lets say 6 ads). So he has to call for the ads to be published on a certain date or time he likes. So he could say: In the first 3 months of the year, please publish my ad once every months, then after 2 months, after.... until his "package of ads" he has ordered is used up.
That's the way I'd understand the word "abrufen".
| Sybille
Germany
Native speaker of: German
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