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Pronunciation / Transliteration: gyousha
"そのソフトウェア業者は信頼できる。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person or company offering something for sale, especially a trader in the street.
"He bought a hot dog from a street vendor."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French vundour, or from Medieval Latin venditor, from Latin vendere 'to sell'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "vendor" is said worldwide
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vendeur
Transliteration: vendeur
"Le vendeur de rue vend des fruits frais."
Verkäufer
Transliteration: Verkaeufer
"Der Straßenverkäufer bietet kalte Getränke an."
venditore
Transliteration: venditore
"Il venditore ambulante ha aperto il suo banco."
vendedor
Transliteration: vendedor
"El vendedor ambulante ofrece helados."
vendedor
Transliteration: vendedor
"O vendedor de rua atrai muitos clientes."
विक्रेता
Transliteration: vikreta
"सड़क का विक्रेता फल बेच रहा है।"
小贩
Transliteration: xiǎofàn
"街头小贩正在叫卖。"
노점상
Transliteration: nojeomsang
"길거리 노점상에서 떡볶이를 샀습니다."
業者
Transliteration: gyousha
"そのソフトウェア業者は信頼できる。"
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