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5 Nov 2020
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English (UK)
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German
Question about German
1- zur Verfügung stellen
2- zur Verfügung stehen
what is the difference between the two Verbs?
1- zur Verfügung stellen
2- zur Verfügung stehen
what is the difference between the two Verbs?
2- zur Verfügung stehen
what is the difference between the two Verbs?
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- German Near fluent
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Zur Verfügung stellen means "to make available"/"to provide"
Zur Verfügung stehen means "to be available"
- German
1 to provide something
2 to be available for
1 Ich stelle mein Auto zur Verfügung. (Mein Auto kann für etwas benutzt werden)
2 Ich stehe zur Verfügung, wenn Hilfe benötigt wird. (Ich biete in diesem Beispiel meine Hilfe an.)
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