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to get something (erwerben)

(to) acquire

to make something or someone stay in one position (verankern)

(to) anchor

to manage to obtain (erhalten) something by using persuasion



(schnorren, ermogeln)

blag

with the purpose or aim of making money, rather than for any other reason

financial gain

to offer a reduction in the usual price of a product or service

give a discount

willingness to accept suggestions from another person an give up some of your own

give an take (Geben und Nehmen-Prinzip)

to stop doing something because of the first problem or failure in the process

give up on the first reversal



Reversal = Umkehr, Wende, Rückschlag

to find an be able to describe something that you must have to achieve a particular thing

identify needs

someone knows their limits, they are aware of the greatest amount of somethign that is possible for them to do

know their limits

to earn money in trade or business, especially after paying the costs of producing and selling goods and services

make a profit (Gewinn erwirtschaften)

interesting because it has not been experienced before

novelty value (Neuheitswert)

a formal suggestion, plan, or idea that comes near the beginning of something

opening proposal (proposal = Angebot, Vorschlag)

someone who is persistent continues doing something or tries to do something in a determined way

persistent (hartnäckig)

to order the same thing that you have ordered before

place a repeat order

behaving in an unpleasant way by trying too much to get something or to make someone do something

pushy (aufdringlich, penetrant)

able to be trusted

trusty (vertrauenswürdig)