German term
mit Akkreditierung
xx expressly indicates that these vouchers are exclusively foreseen for the handing out to professional visitors and that they are only valid upon accreditation.??
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Proposed translations
with accreditation
xx expressly indicates that these vouchers are exclusively intended for accredited professional guests.
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franglish
: good rephrasing
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thanks, franglish
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philgoddard
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Thanks, Phil
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Cilian O'Tuama
: idiom way off
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Thank you, Cilian
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gemeint Akkreditierungskarte/ Akkreditierungsausweis = with an accreditation card or badge
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Note added at 36 Min. (2011-12-16 12:31:20 GMT)
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Wenig Kontext
Man kann solche bekommen, wenn man seine Akkreditierungskarte vorzeigt
rephrase: until accredited
I had this when I went to Frankfurter book fair with just such a voucher: the publishing house who sent me gave me the voucher beforehand, but I had to validate/accredit it by registering on-line and putting in my personal details before the voucher became valid.
And I'd get away from using too many nouns, by rephrasing as suggested above.
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Note added at 54 Min. (2011-12-16 12:48:47 GMT)
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In fact, you could even put 'until registered'
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Note added at 2 Stunden (2011-12-16 14:08:08 GMT)
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