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English Business/Commerce (general) Translation Glossary

English term		English translation
may be under the ... rules		Missing a complement
meaning of a phrase		so-called "experts" who have been trained at high cost	Yvonne Gallagher
Entered by: Yvonne Gallagher
merchant who sells things after a long period of time for a high market rate		speculator
merchantability		marketability, suitability to be bought or sold
miss the mark		not achieve the optimal or desired result
mixed demand		varied and not very good levels of demand
mixed groceries		foodstuffs
Mixing Plant and corresponding equipment by the customer		see explanation
MLM business		Multi Level Marketing business
mobilize (in this context)		to put into effect/deploy
n-fors (Trade and Commerce)		three for the price of two etc. Usually n for the price of (n-1)!	Andrea Quintana
Entered by: Andrea Quintana
natives (in context)		people who grow up with these technologies	Angela Arnone
Entered by: Angela Arnone
niche lines		A line,or range,of (possibly specialised) products which fill a particular need ot gap in the market	A.Đapo
Entered by: A.Đapo
NN price		non-negotiable price
non-Dormant item		active item
not fall within hypotheses of force majeure		shall not be considered as force majeure events	Yvonne Gallagher
Entered by: Yvonne Gallagher
not for cause		who have not been dismissed on grounds of their default/misconduct etc - not their fault	Sophia Jusoff
Entered by: Sophia Jusoff
noun referred in phrase "based on a systems model of organizational performance"		the key areas	ErichEko ⟹⭐
Entered by: ErichEko ⟹⭐
OBE		Order of the British Empire
OBO		Or Best Offer
of when		this will not depend on the time or the point in the process when
offerings charge to reserves		charged
OMTC		operating margin per total costs
on a salvage basis		salvage = discounted value such as applied e.g. to damages or distressed goods ..... and
on back of		on the basis of
on the union banner		the physical sign in the street
one-off, two-off etc.		Common UK English usage for quantities of an article, in order forms, inventories etc.
Only one		one cake
operations vs. operational		See explanation below.
ops/learning lead		Operations/Learning Team Leader or Manager
Ordinance survey license		Ordnance Survey license
otherwise		on another subject	Tony M
Entered by: Tony M
outstanding creditor		yes (creditors)
overheads		presentation images
Overseas Subsidiary Business Office		the (company) office of a "subsidiary" abroad	Yvonne Gallagher
Entered by: Yvonne Gallagher
own authenticity		his own ability to be genuine, honest, trustworthy
owning our work		considering our work as our own
P.A. (type of business entity in the State of Florida)		Purchasing Agent
P/O		per order
packaging / packing		see notes below

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