von je her
English translation: always; enthusiasm to innovate
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| na | always; enthusiasm to innovate |
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have always been.... Explanation: Innovation enjoyment (a guess) |
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always; enthusiasm to innovate Explanation: Following the K.I.S.S. principle... "...have always been the strengths of the company." If you want to stress the "je" you could also use "ever", maybe you could use "since forever" or "ever since", but those are more colloquial. As for "Innovationsfreude" I suggest "enthusiasm to innovate" as the more literal "joy" doesn't fit the German meaning; so, the whole sentence could read: "Consistent market orientation, excellent product quality, and an enthusiasm to innovate have always been the strengths of the company." Cheerio, Dierk |
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