doorrekeningen
English translation: pass-through cost
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|  Selected response from: jarry (X) South Africa Local time: 20:23 | ||||||
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| 4 | to charge |
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| 4 | costs passed on |
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13 mins confidence: 
to charge Explanation: Doorrekenen has more than one meaning. In this case it simply means to charge costs the vendor has made to the customer. Example: if I translate a text for you but I had to hire a specialist to solve certain issues, I can charge (pass on) his fees to you or not. If I do, I will 'doorrekenen' the cost to you. |
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32 mins confidence:
costs passed on Explanation: I think what is meant here is that the impact of the Belgian R&D costs to be passed on is not yet clear. |
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