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Meanings of merchant in English
Businessperson who trades in commodities that were produced by others.
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Examples for "merchandiser"
Examples for "merchandiser"
1
Pseudonyms have been used for the Waterstones booksellers and Tesco merchandiser.
2
Walmart has been the top country music merchandiser for more than two decades.
3
I had the glorified title of assistant merchandiser, but that's all it was.
4
Someone approached Rena pretending to be an international knockoff merchandiser.
5
A nature lover, photographer and creative, she works as a visual merchandiser in the museum sector.
Usage of merchant in English
1
The merchant was certainly well informed; and clearly proud of his city.
2
Profits from merchant banking far exceeded expectations due to good dealing-room earnings.
3
Disincentives for natural gas generation at merchant power plants would be removed.
4
The merchant was stretching his capital in his business to the limit.
5
Charlie had steered clear of Master since the merchant's return from London.
6
The merchant is part of the public; he ministers to the public.
7
The merchant Hopper came in; care and thought sat on his brow.
8
It is also a top 10 crude and products merchant, it said.
9
Maybe he'd lost his balance; maybe he was still baiting the merchant.
10
On the merchant side, it's more expensive and it's a greater risk.
11
He'd worked on merchant ships and lived in Britain and France too.
12
The chief merchant of Ascalon stood in the guest-chamber of his house.
13
The soldier is clamorous for war; the merchant riots on high prices.
14
He would still find his fortune at sea, but as a merchant.
15
He was a merchant; the owner of ships, the fitter-out of caravans.
16
The merchant minutely scrutinized the Great Seal and the signature above it.
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Translations for merchant
Portuguese
Catalan
Merchant through the time
Merchant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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