Dienstanbieter

service provider

noun DEENST-an-bee-ter Rare

Also means

internet service provider

Usage Note

Dienstanbieter is the German term for a service provider, particularly in telecoms and the internet (Internetdienstanbieter). It is a formal compound; in everyday speech people often say Anbieter alone.

Examples

"Der Dienstanbieter verspricht eine Verfügbarkeit von 99,9 Prozent."

Natural Translation

The service provider promises 99.9 percent availability.

Literal Translation

The service-provider promises an availability of 99.9 percent.

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