Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Schweinebauchblättchen

English translation:

weekly advertiser

Added to glossary by Jeannie Graham
Jan 6, 2004 13:21
20 yrs ago
German term

Schweinebauchblättchen

German to English Bus/Financial
Mehr echte Verhandlungserfolge als Golfplatzentscheidungen auf Vorstandsebene.

Deutlich mehr Traffic auf den Contentseiten, damit sich die gebuchte Werbung besser verteilt, sonst sehen die Seiten bald so aus wie das wöchentliche Schweinebauchblättchen.

Proposed translations

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German term (edited): Schweinebauchbl�ttchen
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weekly advertiser

sounds like the electronic version of weekly (or biweekly) shopping papers that are distributed for free in the States

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Note added at 2 hrs 48 mins (2004-01-06 16:10:13 GMT)
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there are literally millions of googles for advertiser in this very context
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German term (edited): Schweinebauchbl�ttchen

weekly freesheets

These are the free papers with local content like "Special Offer on Sausages from Bert the Butcher"

AKA: Anzeigenblatt

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Note added at 15 mins (2004-01-06 13:37:47 GMT)
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P.S. It\'s pretty vernacular so don\'t expect to find it on Google/in dictionaries.
Peer comment(s):

agree Robin Salmon (X)
20 mins
agree silvia glatzhofer
26 mins
agree Mehmet Şahin (X) : I think it means like you say but Is direct meaning "porkbelly" plates or leaflets?
39 mins
It's the kind of free paper they would advertise porkbellies in - and also wrap them in ;-) Like I said it is vernacular.
agree Glyn Haggett : there is a term "pork belly futures", but I'm not sure if that is what is meant here.
1 hr
No. Not commodities trading. "Warentermine" These pork bellies are definitely past.
agree roneill
2 hrs
agree verbis
3 hrs
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