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20:06 Dec 4, 2005 |
German to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Media / Multimedia | |||||||
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3 | stack |
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1 | piggybacking |
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piggybacking Explanation: Just a stab in the dark - the literal translation might work here, as it is used in a wide variety of technical contexts. It could even be that this is where the Huckepack in this context originally came from. |
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stack Explanation: I have no reference to state; it is only the context which leads me to this suggestion. ...to stack on top of one another |
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