Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Gut/Schlechtlieferungen

English translation:

Accepted/rejected deliveries

Added to glossary by Hermeneutica
Apr 7, 2002 18:33
22 yrs ago
German term

Gut-/Schlechtlieferungen

German to English Tech/Engineering Manufacturing MANUFACTURING
QM Manual, Statistical Methods, Quality Reporting under ISO 9000. Would you believe it, the last term in a 20K word manual!!! :(

Thank you very much in advance.

Dee

Proposed translations

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41 mins
Selected

Accepted and rejcted deliveries

based on Supplier Quality Manual and spec.
Peer comment(s):

agree manfredb : rejcted should read rejected
1 hr
agree Elvira Stoianov
10 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Theo, and also for all the additional info and refmat in our private messages. The key here, for everybody else, was that I needed a verifiable usage from a quality manual or similar rather than simply a translation ... i.e. hitting the nail exactly on the head in conformance with all set requirements :))) Many thanks to the other answerers too. Dee"
+4
1 min

the ratio of good to bad deliveries

or: successful to unsuccess deliveries
Peer comment(s):

agree Endre Both : "good/bad deliveries" is what I've seen.
7 mins
Thanks.
agree manfredb : that's OK but a more cultivated is the aswer of Theo Bose
1 hr
See my response to Aleve. It was supposed to go here.
agree Alev Ellington
2 hrs
Yes, it certainly works, too.
agree Petra Dr. Schmidt-Sarbutt
5 hrs
Thanks for the support.
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+1
55 mins

passing/failing grade results (output)

In light of being a manual of statistical methods
Peer comment(s):

agree manfredb : OK, but this would be a little bit too incomprehensible.
1 hr
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2 hrs

accepted/rejected deliveries

This is simpler than the other answers
Peer comment(s):

neutral gangels (X) : good/bad and accepted/rejected are different things
2 hrs
Just explain. Good is accepted and bad is rejected in everey industry in the world. So where is the difference
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