Etymology: [ 'ven-d&r, for 1 also ] (noun.) 1594. Old French *vendour Latin venditor (“seller”) vendere (“to sell, cry up for sale, praise”), contraction of venundare, venumdare, also, as orig., two words venum dare (“to sell”) venum (“sale, price”) + dare (“to give”)
satıcı, satış makinesi, MÜTEAHHİT, SATICI, BAYİİ:Kara ordusuna mal satan bir şahıs ortaklık şirket veya acente, bayi, satici, satıcı, sağlayıcı, Sokak satıcısı, Tedarikçi, verici, sağlayan, müteahhit, satıcı firma, taşeron, işportacı, saticilar, vendor, i., bak. vendor, satıcılar,
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MÜTEAHHİT, SATICI, BAYİİ:Kara ordusuna mal satan bir şahıs ortaklık şirket veya acente Askeri
A person or a company that vends or sells, A person or an organization that provides software and/or hardware and/or firmware and/or documentation to the user for a fee or in exchange for services Such a firm could be a medical device manufacturer [10], A company that provides a service or a product, The seller of the equipment to the lessor for lease to a third party (lessee), An external supplier of goods or services, "Middle man" distributor through which the library obtains books, serials, etc instead of dealing with publisher directly Vendors facilitate the acquisitions process by allowing the library to consolidate orders, receipts, invoices, and customer service, A person who sells property, A seller in the course of trade (see Supplier), someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money, One who vends or sells, A vender; a seller; the correlative of vendee, A person who sells something, A 'vendor' is any entity that produces networking or computing technology, and is responsible for the technical content of that technology Examples of 'technology' include hardware (desktop computers, routers, switches, etc ), and software (operating systems, mail forwarding systems, etc ) Note that the supplier of a technology is not necessarily the ' vendor' of that technology As an example, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) might supply routers to each of its customers, but the 'vendor' is the manufacturer, since the manufacturer, rather than the ISP, is the entity responsible for the technical content of the router, The seller of a property, A seller; often in a land contract, Seller or supplier, The Vendor is the seller of the equipment to be leased [to top], A person who sells property (G), A seller of real estate or other products, The vendor of a house or piece of land is the person who owns it and is selling it. Remember, the estate agent is working for the vendor. = seller, salesman; supplier, equipment salesman (for example in the field of computers, etc.); automatic machine for selling goods, A vendor is someone who sells things such as newspapers, cigarettes, or food from a small stall or cart. ice-cream vendors. = seller, In the travel industry, any supplier of travel products or services, A seller of real property, A seller, The person who transfers property by sale Another word for "seller" Commonly used in land contract sales, The person who is selling the property, Seller, The seller of real property in a contract for deed or real estate contract, The owner or seller of the property, The seller of realty The seller under a land contract In some cases, the vendor may not be the owner--he or she might be the holder of an option, venter, One who vends; one who transfers the exclusive right of possessing a thing, either his own, or that of another as his agent, for a price or pecuniary equivalent; a seller; a vendor, salesman; supplier, equipment salesman; automatic machine for selling goods, obsolete spelling of vendor, plural of vender, plural of vendor, Contracto rs who provide tree harvesting, site preparation, tree planting or other forestry services for a fee, Individuals or firms hired to provide a specific service or product (product purchase or fee-for-service) within their normal business operations Vendors are not employed, either full-time or part-time, by the grantee and are considered a "purchased service " Vendors are not subject to compliance requirements; they operate in a competitive environment and provide services or goods to many different purchasers, companies who market curriculum products or produce curriculum products to meet specifications established by the school system, In PCA, this term refers to businesses that offer credit for merchandise or assets purchased or expenses incurred (p 384),
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A person or an organization that provides software and/or hardware and/or firmware and/or documentation to the user for a fee or in exchange for services Such a firm could be a medical device manufacturer [10]
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A company that provides a service or a product
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The seller of the equipment to the lessor for lease to a third party (lessee)
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An external supplier of goods or services
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"Middle man" distributor through which the library obtains books, serials, etc instead of dealing with publisher directly Vendors facilitate the acquisitions process by allowing the library to consolidate orders, receipts, invoices, and customer service
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A person who sells property
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A seller in the course of trade (see Supplier)
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someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money
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One who vends or sells
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A vender; a seller; the correlative of vendee
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A person who sells something
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A 'vendor' is any entity that produces networking or computing technology, and is responsible for the technical content of that technology Examples of 'technology' include hardware (desktop computers, routers, switches, etc ), and software (operating systems, mail forwarding systems, etc ) Note that the supplier of a technology is not necessarily the ' vendor' of that technology As an example, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) might supply routers to each of its customers, but the 'vendor' is the manufacturer, since the manufacturer, rather than the ISP, is the entity responsible for the technical content of the router
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The seller of a property
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A seller; often in a land contract
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Seller or supplier
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The Vendor is the seller of the equipment to be leased [to top]
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A person who sells property (G)
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A seller of real estate or other products
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The vendor of a house or piece of land is the person who owns it and is selling it. Remember, the estate agent is working for the vendor. = seller
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salesman; supplier, equipment salesman (for example in the field of computers, etc.); automatic machine for selling goods isim
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A vendor is someone who sells things such as newspapers, cigarettes, or food from a small stall or cart. ice-cream vendors. = seller
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In the travel industry, any supplier of travel products or services
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A seller of real property
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A seller
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The person who transfers property by sale Another word for "seller" Commonly used in land contract sales
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The person who is selling the property
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Seller
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The seller of real property in a contract for deed or real estate contract
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The owner or seller of the property
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The seller of realty The seller under a land contract In some cases, the vendor may not be the owner--he or she might be the holder of an option
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A vendor.
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vender
One who vends; one who transfers the exclusive right of possessing a thing, either his own, or that of another as his agent, for a price or pecuniary equivalent; a seller; a vendor
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salesman; supplier, equipment salesman; automatic machine for selling goods isim
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obsolete spelling of vendor
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venders
plural of vender
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vendors
plural of vendor
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vendors
Contracto rs who provide tree harvesting, site preparation, tree planting or other forestry services for a fee
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Individuals or firms hired to provide a specific service or product (product purchase or fee-for-service) within their normal business operations Vendors are not employed, either full-time or part-time, by the grantee and are considered a "purchased service " Vendors are not subject to compliance requirements; they operate in a competitive environment and provide services or goods to many different purchasers
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companies who market curriculum products or produce curriculum products to meet specifications established by the school system
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In PCA, this term refers to businesses that offer credit for merchandise or assets purchased or expenses incurred (p 384)
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