Glossary entry

Deutsch term or phrase:

'und konnten sich nicht einer regen Nachfrage erfreuen

Englisch translation:

and did not meet an active demand

Added to glossary by genaa (X)
Feb 7, 2002 18:53
22 yrs ago
Deutsch term

'und konnten sich nicht einer regen Nachfrage erfreuen

Deutsch > Englisch Wirtschaft/Finanzwesen
Diese wurden im Rahmen der vierteljährlichen Refinanzierung des Finanzministeriums durchgeführt und konnten sich nicht einer regen Nachfrage erfreuen.
I'm not sure of 'und konnten sich nicht einer regen Nachfrage erfreuen.

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and did not meet an active demand

I prefer active to lively for the rather abstract "demand". aside: the negation seems non-idiomatic in the German version: one would rather say "und konnten sich keiner regen Nachfrage erfreuen."
Peer comment(s):

agree Irene De Han
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and did not enjoy a lively demand

That would be my suggestion.

You might also turn it around and say that the demand for ... was not very lively (or great)

HTH
Peer comment(s):

agree Eivind Lilleskjaeret : Or: ...but there was not much demand for it/them
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agree ninasc (X)
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but was not very much in demand

whatever you chose, the BUT would seem more logical than the AND
Peer comment(s):

neutral Ulrike Lieder (X) : Not necessarily so, the German uses "und" rather than "aber" or "jedoch". You might be adding an incorrect emphasis by using "but".
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agree Christa Zeller Thomas : I would do the same
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did not meet with much approval

see above
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did not meet with much approval

see above
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and could not lay claim to being in high demand

OR: and could not claim to be in high demand
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and were unable to generate lively demand.

The reflexive "sich" requires the verb "to generate".
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