Traductions de „seller's“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

seller [ˈseləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

1. seller (job):

seller

sprzedawca(-czyni) m (f)

2. seller (in business deal):

seller of securities

sprzedający m papiery wartościowe

3. seller (product):

good seller

atrakcyjny [lub chodliwy] towar m

best-seller SUBST

best-seller

bestseller m

Expressions couramment utilisées avec seller's

good seller

atrakcyjny [lub chodliwy] towar m

seller's market

rynek sprzedawcy

seller of securities

sprzedający m papiery wartościowe

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

This research should not be limited to a seller's or an authenticator's website which could be prejudiced.

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This results in a system of conveyancing where buyers get their survey done before making a bid through their solicitor to the seller's solicitor.

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While the closing balance-sheet adjustment may be the most common approach in the current market environment, the locked box mechanism can be the preferred route from the seller's perspective.

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Alternatively, web sites could be made to convince the buyer to trust the seller, regardless of seller's actual trustworthiness (e.g.).

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If buyback price covers all costs of the inventory plus related holding costs, the inventory remains on the seller's books.

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The annualised growth in value (after inflation) was 12.06%, or 11.74% after seller's commissions.

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Rush seats on sale the day of the game produced a throng that caused the ticket seller's glass to break.

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It's very much a buyers' market at the moment and auction purchasers are not looking to pay a premium for a seller's goodwill.

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Sometimes the seller's idea of a reasonable discount for cash isn't as large as the cash buyer thinks it should be.

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I felt inept for having suggested the wrong pairing and annoyed by the wine seller's hairsplitting choosiness.

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