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"freizuschalten" means?

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    Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."


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      Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."


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      Google translation is your friend: "In order to de-energise this key, a pin input becomes necessary from the user"

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        Google translation is your friend: "In order to de-energise this key, a pin input becomes necessary from the user"

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        Steve_Harris wrote:

        Google translation is your friend

        I did before posting the question. But is the translation accurate?! :^) As there are many search results which are networking related: freizuschalten (Google)[^]


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          Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."


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          Maxwell Chen wrote:

          Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."

          It means 'activate'. "In order to activate this key the user has to enter a PIN."

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            Steve_Harris wrote:

            Google translation is your friend

            I did before posting the question. But is the translation accurate?! :^) As there are many search results which are networking related: freizuschalten (Google)[^]


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            Maxwell Chen wrote:

            But is the translation accurate?!

            No idea - I only did a year of German while at school, and that was *cough* years ago. :-( I'm sure that 'de-energise' never came up!

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              Maxwell Chen wrote:

              Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."

              It means 'activate'. "In order to activate this key the user has to enter a PIN."

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              Roland Pibinger wrote:

              It means 'activate'.

              Thank you very much! :)


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                Roland Pibinger wrote:

                It means 'activate'.

                Thank you very much! :)


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                "Activate" makes much more sense!

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                  Steve_Harris wrote:

                  Google translation is your friend

                  I did before posting the question. But is the translation accurate?! :^) As there are many search results which are networking related: freizuschalten (Google)[^]


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                  I don't think it's very accurate. I think it's more accurate to translate it with to give free.

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                    Could someone explain the meaning of this German verb "freizuschalten" in the sentence below? Thanks! "Um diesen Schluessel freizuschalten, wird vom Anwender eine PIN-Eingabe notwendig."


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                    Don't google. Use LEO[^] for your German language needs. ;)

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                      Don't google. Use LEO[^] for your German language needs. ;)

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                      Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:

                      Use LEO[^] for your German language needs.

                      Thanks! I also have been using LEO... The problem is, "freizuschalten" gets no result from LEO (reference: freizuschalten (LEO)[^]). Only this form "freischalten" can get something from LEO instead of the spelling "frei-zu-schalten".


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                        Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:

                        Use LEO[^] for your German language needs.

                        Thanks! I also have been using LEO... The problem is, "freizuschalten" gets no result from LEO (reference: freizuschalten (LEO)[^]). Only this form "freischalten" can get something from LEO instead of the spelling "frei-zu-schalten".


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                        Did you check zuschalten? It means to connect, to switch on or to hook up. That alone would make sense. But I really don't get the "frei" part. On the other hand, the only nuances of German I know, are equivalent to B&W... :-D

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