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 if all else fails go to your local university and hook up with the german 
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Subject: German-English Dictionary
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Date:    1/23/96 3:10 PM


Does anyone out there have the ISBN number for a good, technical, 
German-English dictionary that is available in the US?
I have a couple of ISBN numbers of such dictionaries that I got from 
some European equipment vendors but I cannot locate them in the US. 
All the local bookstores have German-English dictionaries, but none of 
these are any good for translating engineering terms!
 
Please let me know of any such dictionary that I can use to translate 
technical articles and print comments.
 
Thanks for your help.
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