May 13, 2009 12:25
15 yrs ago
German term
baute es auf
German to English
Social Sciences
History
tourist brochure
An die Pr�senz des mittelalterlichen Deutschordens in Erfurt erinnert der Comthurhof. Der Ritter-orden erwarb das Gel�nde Ende des 12. Jahrhunderts und baute es auf. 1573 wurde der Comthurhof im Stil der Renaissance auf gotischer Basis errichtet. Bemerkenswert sind die profilierten Fens-ter und das Rundbogenportal. Hofseitig befindet sich ein achteckiger Treppenturm. Durch die romantische Kirchgasse kann man den Klosterbezirk des Augustinerklosters �stlich umgehen.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +5 | started construction on it | Lirka |
5 +3 | developed it | ArnoTranslat (X) |
3 +2 | and prepared it for forthcoming construction works (or activities) | Ellen Kraus |
3 -2 | built it | babli |
References
Website | Colin Rowe |
Change log
May 13, 2009 15:21: Kim Metzger changed "Field" from "Other" to "Social Sciences" , "Field (specific)" from "Tourism & Travel" to "History"
Proposed translations
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started construction on it
I think that you cannot simply say "built it" since you do not "build an area/territory...
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "thanks"
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built it
and built it.
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
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Elke Fehling
: yes, very easy
1 min
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disagree |
Colin Rowe
: "baute ES (das Gelände) auf" - you cannot build a "Gelände"
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disagree |
Lirka
: my point exactly, Colin!
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disagree |
Armorel Young
: not in this context
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and prepared it for forthcoming construction works (or activities)
though centuries had to pass before the building was erected.
Peer comment(s):
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Susanne Schiewe
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thank you !
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Colin Rowe
: The current building was not built until 1573, but this was an "Erneuerungsbau" - there were buildings on the site before then (see Reference) // because what the Ritterorden did after acquiring the site had nothing to do with the building put up severa
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thank you ! but if there have been buildings prior to that erected in the 16th century, my suggestion is correct and I fail to see why you find fault with it.
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Harald Moelzer (medical-translator)
25 mins
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thank you, Harald !
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Lirka
: with Colin
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1 hr
developed it
That is the common term to describe building construction activities.
Peer comment(s):
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Lirka
: they could have developed the territory into something else--e.g. a field for organic farming
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But they didn't, as we learned. They developed it to build the Compturhof.
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Helga Lemiere
: right, it's ok for both: agriculture or buildings, and we distinguish the difference with the context.I agree with Arno
1 hr
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Thanks Helga!
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Lancashireman
5 hrs
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Thanks Andrew!
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Rosa Paredes
8 hrs
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Gracias Rosa!
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Colin Rowe
: "developed" sounds rather modern perhaps...
16 hrs
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...and so does the Ur text.
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Reference comments
31 mins
Reference:
Website
Der Comthurhof zu Erfurt
Seine Geschichte geht auf das Jahr 1189 zurück.
Er gehörte damals dem Kloster Reinhardsbrunn.
1251
ging er durch Schenkung an den Deutschen Ritterorden über. Er wurde Sitz eines Comthurs - Leiter eines
Verwaltungsbezirkes des Geistlichen Ordens. Über 500 Jahre diente er den Ordensrittern als
Wirtschaftshof und begründete damit seinen noch heute bekannten Namen.
1573
Erneuerungsbau und Treppenturmanbau. Die Wappen über dem Torbogen erinnern daran. Es sind die Wappen des damaligen Hofmeisters Wolfgang Schutzbar - Mitte -, des Landcomthurs von Rehen - links und des Comthurs von Erfurt Franz von Hatzfeld - rechts -.
http://www.innung-metallhandwerk-erfurt.de/comthurhof.htm
It says here: 1573 "Erneuerungsbau".
In other words, there were already buildings on the site before 1573, but the current building dates from then.
It therefore follows that the Ritterorden did actually build on the site, rather than just preparing it for construction work centuries later.
Seine Geschichte geht auf das Jahr 1189 zurück.
Er gehörte damals dem Kloster Reinhardsbrunn.
1251
ging er durch Schenkung an den Deutschen Ritterorden über. Er wurde Sitz eines Comthurs - Leiter eines
Verwaltungsbezirkes des Geistlichen Ordens. Über 500 Jahre diente er den Ordensrittern als
Wirtschaftshof und begründete damit seinen noch heute bekannten Namen.
1573
Erneuerungsbau und Treppenturmanbau. Die Wappen über dem Torbogen erinnern daran. Es sind die Wappen des damaligen Hofmeisters Wolfgang Schutzbar - Mitte -, des Landcomthurs von Rehen - links und des Comthurs von Erfurt Franz von Hatzfeld - rechts -.
http://www.innung-metallhandwerk-erfurt.de/comthurhof.htm
It says here: 1573 "Erneuerungsbau".
In other words, there were already buildings on the site before 1573, but the current building dates from then.
It therefore follows that the Ritterorden did actually build on the site, rather than just preparing it for construction work centuries later.
Peer comments on this reference comment:
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Johanna Timm, PhD
: great source --and exemplary use of the reference field!!
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Many thanks!
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