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den wir Ihnen beiliegend weiter belasten

English translation: which we further debit to you as enclosed

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German term or phrase:den wir Ihnen beiliegend weiter belasten
English translation:which we further debit to you as enclosed
Entered by: Naresh Advani

19:29 Apr 7, 2004
German to English translations [PRO]
Business/Commerce (general)
German term or phrase: den wir Ihnen beiliegend weiter belasten
Wir haben von Ihnen in keiner Weise eine Unterstützung zur Behebung der Reklamationen erhalten, deshalb mussten wir die restlichen am Lager befindlichen Geräte mit einem anderen Durchflussmessgerät ausrüsten.
Dies hat einen enormen zeitlichen und finanziellen Aufwand gekostet, *den wir Ihnen beiliegend weiter belasten*.
Falls wir umgehend zu keiner Einigung kommen, sehen wir uns gezwungen, die Angelegenhenheit gerichtlich klären zu lassen.
Rachel Taylor
which we further debit to you as enclosed ...
Explanation:
Quite self-explanatory, I should think! To "belasten" is to debit, and "beiliegend" would most likely imply that the amount is indicated as a part of the text itself, i.e. as an enclosure.
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Naresh Advani
Local time: 19:51
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thanks
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Naresh Advani


  

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which we further debit to you as enclosed ...


Explanation:
Quite self-explanatory, I should think! To "belasten" is to debit, and "beiliegend" would most likely imply that the amount is indicated as a part of the text itself, i.e. as an enclosure.

Naresh Advani
Local time: 19:51
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PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
thanks

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  RNolder (X): or charge
5 mins
agree  Wenjer Leuschel (X)
17 mins
agree  Lori Dendy-Molz: also prefer "charge to you"
34 mins
agree  writeaway: charge
1 hr
neutral  Terry Moran: I don't like "further debit" - how about "which we are passing on to you (see enclosure for details)"?
11 hrs
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