made in Germany

German

Alternative forms
  • Made in Germany

Etymology

Borrowed from English made in Germany, originally required by the British Merchandise Marks Act 1887 that required foreign imports to be labelled.

Adjective

made in Germany (not comparable)

  1. made in Germany
    • 2010, Schweinsberg Klaus, Sind wir noch zu retten?: Warum Staat, Markt und Gesellschaft auf einen Systemkollaps zusteuern, FinanzBuch Verlag, →ISBN, page 55:
      Der dortige Markt ist trotz vieler bürokratischer und finanzieller Hürden der am schnellsten wachsende für Waren made in Germany.
      The market there is, despite many bureaucratic and financial hurdles, the fastest growing for goods made in Germany.
    • 2013, Frank Wiebe, Wie fair sind Apple & Co.?: 50 Weltkonzerne im Ethik-Test, Orell Füssli Verlag, →ISBN:
      Und die meisten ersten Hybrids made in Germany sind sehr PS-starke Fahrzeuge, bei denen man von Energiesparen nicht ernsthaft reden kann.
      And most of the first hybrids made in Germany are very high-horsepower vehicles, and one can't honestly talk about saving energy.
    • 2016, Peter Funke, Katja Sachsenhauser, 7mal um die Erde: Herr Funke besucht Gehörlosenschulen in aller Welt, BoD – Books on Demand, →ISBN, page 138:
      Sie sind Made in Germany und werden noch immer benutzt.
      They are made in Germany and are still used.

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