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German: ausgereifte Kunstdrucke

English translation: accomplished/expert







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German term or phrase:ausgereift
English translation:accomplished/expert
Entered by:Kim Metzger
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Art/Literary - Printing & Publishing
German term or phrase: ausgereifte Kunstdrucke

„The fine ARTS selection“ ist der Titel unserer gesamten Auswahl an schönen ausgereiften Kunstdrucken auf hochwertigen Papier in hoher Druckqualität für eine anspruchsvolle Wohnkultur.

Kim Metzger
Mexico
high-quality art prints
Explanation:
"high quality" would refer both to the quanlity of the art and the prited result.

ausgereift -> ripened, accomplished, expert,
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Alexander Schleber
Belgium
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Thank you Alexander.
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5high-quality art prints
Alexander Schleber
4Fully finished art prints
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high-quality art prints

Explanation:
"high quality" would refer both to the quanlity of the art and the prited result.

ausgereift -> ripened, accomplished, expert,

Alexander Schleber
Belgium
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Fully finished art prints

Explanation:
Ausgereift seems to be commonly used for software, to mean fully developed.

In this context it is a bit of marketing hype which probably doesn't mean very much. A finished print is one which is complete in all respects, ready to mount. If you add 'fully', it gives, I think, the right tone of hyperbole - a classy product for a classy audience.

I have found one web reference ro 'fully finished' which refers to photographs, where the term has more meaning, suggesting trimmed to size, glazed or whatever other surface finish is required, etc.

Nicholas Fry


    Reference: http://www.robertpughphotography.btinternet.co.uk/mod_032.ht...
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