Einbindung

English translation: involvment / investment

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German term or phrase:Einbindung
English translation:involvment / investment
Entered by: Maurizio Sansone

00:53 Sep 5, 2007
German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Internet, e-Commerce / Shares
German term or phrase: Einbindung
Hier der mysteriöse Satz:
Wir würden Ihnen einen Share am höchsten Limit von X Euro pro Einzahlung in Höhe von X$ (Teilnahmegebühr) anbieten - wenn Ihrerseits eine umfangreiche Einbindung erfolgt.
Ich bin mir mit dem Terminus "Einbindung" nicht ganz sicher. Würde hier "involvement" passen? Es geht hier, um ein Kooperationsangebot. Die Firma X stellt Links der Firma Y (die bestimmte Wettbewerbe ausschreibt) ein und verdient dabei. Wie gebe ich aber Einbindung am besten wider?
Bin für jede Hilfe dankbar.
Gruß aus Australien.
Maurizio Sansone
Local time: 05:09
involvment / investment
Explanation:
I assume they are wanting the company to invest in some form or other, neutrally without funds being placed on the table, involvement works fine here, I'd think. If there is any indication that they are looking for a capital investment or any other kind of investment than you can probably use the term here.

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Note added at 23 mins (2007-09-05 01:16:42 GMT)
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Gruesse aus SC, USA!
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Susan Zimmer
United States
Local time: 17:09
Grading comment
Ich danke allen für die Hilfe. Habe mich für "...getting involved..." entschieden.
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Summary of answers provided
3 +2involvment / investment
Susan Zimmer
4Tie-in
punit226
3integration
Taylor Kirk
3amalgamation
LalithaN


  

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integration


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Taylor Kirk
United States
Local time: 16:09
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involvment / investment


Explanation:
I assume they are wanting the company to invest in some form or other, neutrally without funds being placed on the table, involvement works fine here, I'd think. If there is any indication that they are looking for a capital investment or any other kind of investment than you can probably use the term here.

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Note added at 23 mins (2007-09-05 01:16:42 GMT)
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Gruesse aus SC, USA!

Susan Zimmer
United States
Local time: 17:09
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
Ich danke allen für die Hilfe. Habe mich für "...getting involved..." entschieden.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Steffen Walter: involvEment
5 hrs
  -> of course, sorry....Thanks

agree  David Seycek
5 hrs
  -> thanks
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amalgamation


Explanation:
I think it relates to taking over of the other firm.

LalithaN
India
Local time: 02:39
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Tie-in


Explanation:
extensive tie-in..
this would cover financial and general involvement.

punit226
Local time: 02:39
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