01:53 Sep 21, 2000 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | ||||
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a few words Explanation: enter into an alliance with a business; a website that is a benchmark in its market segment; extend/emulate/repeat the success of the written media to the virtual world; this product is well-known in the market/is a household name/is very well established in the market; posting lists of wedding presents on the Internet; a small to medium-sized business/enterprise; at/in return for/against payment of a higher price. |
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an attempt Explanation: -een alliantie aangaan met een bedrijf enter into an alliance with the company -een website die een referentie is in haar marktsegment a web site that has become a point of reference in the market segment concerned -het succes van de geschreven pers doortrekken naar de virtuele wereld extend the success of the press releases to the virual world -dit product geniet grote marktbekendheid this product has a lot of market recognition -het plaatsen van huwelijkslijsten op het internet placing wedding lists on the Internet If by huwelijkslijsten they mean lists of possible presents that guests to the wedding can buy! If it is actually the people getting married then marriage lists would be better! -een KMO I get the impression that KMO has to do with trade union organization (see web site http://www.fabrimetal.be/KMO/) in Belgium for the metal industry and they like to call themselves KMO's. On web site: http://www.iwt.be/ it is translated as SME's (should be SMEs since you don't make it a plural like you do in Dutch). The Eurodicautom says the following for SME: SME; SMEs Signification Small and medium-sized undertakings; Small and medium-sized enterprises Dutch Abbreviation MKB; KMO Signification 1)Midden-en Kleinbedrijf; 2)Kleine en Middelgrote Ondernemingen So, I think this is the right answer. Therefore: an SME -tegen betaling van een meerprijs payment of an additional fee required Meerprijs = additional fee |
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