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18:39 Dec 7, 2007 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Contract(s) / Versicherungsverträge | |||||||
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4 +1 | substitute performance |
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4 | substitute performance/substitute obligation |
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3 | substitute service |
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ersatzleistung substitute performance Explanation: Ersatzvornahme http://www.proz.com/kudoz/958005 http://www.proz.com/kudoz/217127 |
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ersatzleistung substitute performance/substitute obligation Explanation: Dietl/Lorenz . Romain (so ganz wohl ist mir dabei zwar nicht -- finde jedoch nichts besseres) |
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substitute service Explanation: I prefer using the term service/s for Leistung/en. Yes one can say performing services but substitute performance IMO would be harder to use. A substitute service is an ersatzleistung not a supplemental or complimentary. Insurance companies provide services, like we say financial service/s. The idea of performing/ance is rather tied to how well they do in providing these or if generally saying company ABC performs services listed... etc. Also the term performance as in the firms own financial standing. I agree the word performance is relevant in an around the subject but find the word services very appropriate to use. It is 100% to the point especially with "dienstleistungen". Es geht meistens um Dienstleistungen beim Versicherungs Firmen also nehme ich an die Ersatzleistung die vollbracht werden muss ist so eine art. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2007-12-07 20:59:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A loose way of interpreting it could be "replacement for the service rendered" Just to brainstorm on the term. |
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