forny subsidiært udskifte

English translation: clean thoroughly, or else replace

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Danish term or phrase:forny subsidiært udskifte
English translation:clean thoroughly, or else replace
Entered by: valhalla55

23:31 Nov 1, 2008
Danish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Real Estate / Leases
Danish term or phrase: forny subsidiært udskifte
Part of a lease contract for a commercial tenancy.

Not quite sure how to translate this. Is it just a long-winded way of saying 'renew/replace'?

Lejer er herunder forpligtet til at ren- og vedligeholde og/eller forny subsidiært udskifte maling, tapet, gulvbelægning, alle indvendige bygningsoverflade ..... and so on.


Thanks for any help.
Jandrew
United Kingdom
clean thoroughly, or else replace
Explanation:
"Forny", as I am sure you know, means "renew" or "renovate", but in this case I think "clean thouroughly" is better.
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valhalla55
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clean thoroughly, or else replace


Explanation:
"Forny", as I am sure you know, means "renew" or "renovate", but in this case I think "clean thouroughly" is better.

valhalla55
Native speaker of: Native in RomanianRomanian
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Many thanks.
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Asker: Thanks valhalla55.

Asker: Thanks everyone for your input. In the end I translated it as '... clean throroughly, renew and/or replace'. I think that covers all the bases.


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
disagree  Eva Harbo Andersen (X): Be careful, this is contract: 'Forny' does mean put in something new, whereas 'udskifte' means put in something which is in working order, but not necessarily new. 'Subsidiært' means alternatively or and/or. So I suggest 'renew alternatively replace'
1 day 2 hrs
  -> Errr, so what is your translation then?
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