überbeabsichtigte

05:49 Sep 4, 2008
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German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Medical (general) / Medical Insurance
German term or phrase: überbeabsichtigte
Informationen bez. überbeabsichtigte: Datum

This appears without details in a list of items for attention of bidders - tender for providing speciialized medcare
Jon Fedler
Local time: 16:20


Summary of answers provided
4scheduled (date) as above; intended (date) as given above
David Moore (X)
1Information on intended dates
Thomas Rühl


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Information on intended dates


Explanation:
"überbeabsichtigt" doesn't exist, so it's most probably "über beabsichtigte". However, an object is missing; also, "bez." and "über" are redundant. A very rough guess would be "Information on intended dates" if we leave out the colon.

Thomas Rühl
Germany
Local time: 14:20
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
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5 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
scheduled (date) as above; intended (date) as given above


Explanation:
Oh, now surely, this has to be it? Along with such terms as "oben angegeben", "obengenannt" etc., but probably written by a non-native speaker who thought that "oben" and "über" meant the (much) the same thing...

David Moore (X)
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