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Italian to German translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) | | Italian term or phrase: PT uffici | "l'intervento di pulizia (...) delle muffe presenti sotto il pavimento (...) del PT uffici"
Es geht um ein Werk = stabilimento - geht es in Richtung Bürokomplex o. Ä.? Wofür kann es stehen? Nachher wird "area uffici" verwendet, wohl Synonym ... aber ich möchte mich nicht in die Nesseln setzen ...
Vielleicht passt diese Quelle?
http://www.immobiliare.it/4600478-immobili_commerciali-in-af...
Gegebenenfalls muss ich nachfragen, aber vielleicht hat ja jemand eine Idee ... |
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| Reference: P.T. = piano terra
Reference information: direi... si usa molto
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| Maren Paetzold Germany Specializes in field Native speaker of: German PRO pts in category: 55
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Asker: oh mein Gott ... tja, vor lauter Fachvokabeln wie pavimento flottante denkt man dann nicht mehr an offensichtliche Dinge ;) - Asche auf mein Haupt! Danke, Maren, ich hätte dir gern Punkte gegeben, aber du hast leider nur kommentiert :( - aber die Übersetzung von piano terra habe ich dann ganz ehrlich ohne fremde Hilfe grad noch geschafft ;) ;) - trotzdem auch vielen Dank an Johannes :) !
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