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German translation: aus den Wanten holen
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aus den Wanten holen Explanation: Technically "Takelage" is the more precise word, but depending on the kind of job, this might not be necessary here. Basically you can use both, but I think in Germany is "in die Wanten klettern" the more common expression. Good luck with your work! |
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