Eigenverbrauch, Eigenbestand, Testbestand

English translation: internal usage, internal stock, test stock

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German term or phrase:	Eigenverbrauch, Eigenbestand, Testbestand
English translation:	internal usage, internal stock, test stock
Entered by:	AngieD

13:23 Nov 10, 2003

German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Computers: Software

German term or phrase: Eigenverbrauch, Eigenbestand, Testbestand

Business management software
amongst the "other features" of the package is this section:
Other features:
-OP management, payments in and out.
-Management of Eigenverbrauch, Eigenbestand, Testbestand
-Inventory
-Advertising budget
etc.....

I´m stuck on Eigenverbrauch, Eigenbestand, Testbestand!
Any suggestions welcomed!

algy KudoZ activity Questions: 122 (1 open) (3 without valid answers) (8 closed without grading) Answers: 4 United Kingdom
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in-house usage, in-house stock, test stock

Explanation:
maybe internal would work instead of in-house
or stock levels instead of stock

just a try
PS you might have thought to put these in separately for the sake of the glossary.

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AngieD
Local time: 13:08

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Thanks Angie and other contributors. Yes, I think you are right, though I went for internal as you suggest, rather than in-house. Must brush up on my book-keeping terms!
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in-house usage, in-house stock, test stock

AngieD

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in-house usage, in-house stock, test stock

Explanation:
maybe internal would work instead of in-house
or stock levels instead of stock

just a try
PS you might have thought to put these in separately for the sake of the glossary.

AngieD
Local time: 13:08
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 10

Grading comment

Thanks Angie and other contributors. Yes, I think you are right, though I went for internal as you suggest, rather than in-house. Must brush up on my book-keeping terms!

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