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Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

standardkonform

English translation:

standards-compliant

Added to glossary by davidgreen
Feb 22, 2006 19:33
20 yrs ago
German term

standardkonform

Für das Gebäude ist ein universell nutzbares, dienstneutrales, strukturiertes, standardkonformes Netzwerk zu erstellen. Im Tertiärbereich wird die Verkabelung für Daten- und Sprachkommunikation gemeinsam genutzt.

Here's what I got so far, just don't know what to do with the term...

A universally useable, non-dedicated, structured, standardkonform network shall be created for the building. Wiring for data and voice communication will be used jointly in the tertiary area.

thanks for your assistance!

Proposed translations

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standard-compliant

But if you ask me, the German is a literal traslation of English and dubious German.

sample refs:

Broadband Communications Solutions at Broadcom: Semiconductor ...
Broadcom® M-Stream™ Technology Nearly Doubles Cellular Network Capacity While Maintaining ... SONET and other standard-compliant networking applications. ...
www.broadcom.com/

Linksys: Press Releases
Real-World Wireless Network Performance Enhanced by Up To 35%* when using ... Complete Interoperability with all Standard-Compliant 802.11b/g Products ...
www1.linksys.com/international/ presspage.asp?prid=150&coid=35
Peer comment(s):

agree Eugenia Lourenco
3 hrs
neutral David Moore (X) : mmmm....are you sure your English isn't a literal translation of the GERMAN?? See how well "standardkonform" googles, and you'll know what I mean...
13 hrs
Well, most IT German these days in inspired directly or indirectly by English, and IMO 'standard-compliant' is a standard expression (pardon the pun) in English. What I miss in the German is 'Norm'.
agree David Willett : Don't you mean "standards-compliant" though? There are many standards relating to networks which might be complied with. Gets 10x as many Google hits too!
1 day 11 hrs
I suppose that's a matter of taste - I'd never use 'standards-compliant' because IMO 'standard' is an adjective in this context (similar examples: house-trained, computer-compatible, street-savvy, etc.).
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks all for the help!"
+1
3 mins

which meets the standards

or
which corresponds with the standards
Peer comment(s):

agree David Moore (X)
14 hrs
thanks david
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