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02:57 Feb 26, 2001 |
English to German translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Telecom(munications) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Brigitte Gendebien Belgium Local time: 19:09 | ||||||
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na | Rautenzeichen |
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na | #-Taste, Gatter-Taste |
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na | Raute |
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Rautenzeichen Explanation: that should be it! Regards, Sandra Reference: http://www.germanien.net/w.eichelberg/w-3.htm |
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#-Taste, Gatter-Taste Explanation: Just enter your PIN code, followed by the hash (#) key (http://www.ozitalk.com/pinfo/phonecard.html) Rechts anstoßen #-Taste (Gatter-Taste) (http://www.sierra.de/nondomain/tippstricks/vergessenerkontin... |
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Raute Explanation: <sapo< is right but did too much. The character is called a Rautezeichen. But the key on a Telefon is usually referred to only as a Raute, like in "Bitte drücken Sie die Raute". The word actually is not even contained in German dictionaries with this definition. If you want to use a "true German term" then the choice must be "Nummernzeichen". Bitte drücken Sie auf das Nummernzeichen ... etc." Wahrig / Ernst etc. |
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