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Jan 7, 2003 04:05
21 yrs ago
German term
New Zealand
Committed to the Customer
Native in: English (Variant: New Zealand) 
Works in: French to English, German to English, Spanish to English
Epithetik
German to English
Medical
Magnetic Titanium Dental Implants
"Für die Epithetik bietet Unternehmen X weitere Titanmagnetics an."
This is from a text about magnetic titanium dental implants.
I have found the word "epithetics" in search engines, but it's on rather too many German sites and too few monolingual English sites for my liking.
Can I use "epithetics" or is there a more standard English equivalent for "Epithetik" that I should use? TIA for your assistance.
This is from a text about magnetic titanium dental implants.
I have found the word "epithetics" in search engines, but it's on rather too many German sites and too few monolingual English sites for my liking.
Can I use "epithetics" or is there a more standard English equivalent for "Epithetik" that I should use? TIA for your assistance.
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Comment: "OK, thanks for that. Looks like this is the only possibility. Appreciate your help."
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