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vendor
[ ven-der; contrastively ven-dawr ]
vendor
/ ˈvɛndɔː; ˈvɛndə /
noun
- law a person who sells something, esp real property
- another name for vending machine
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
"I used to see Cardinal Tagle here all the time. It will be a very happy moment for Filipinos. It will make me very proud as a Filipino," the 37-year-old vendor said.
Expect food vendors, family-friendly activities and special tributes to the cowboys who came before.
Or when your favorite vendors at your local farmers market automatically know your name and order?
While that means the site isn’t independently advertising your food, it also is not presenting competing food vendors to your customers.
One of its vendors also filed an insolvency plea against the company, which Ola said in a statement to stock exchanges that it had settled.
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More About Vendor
is a vendor?
A vendor is a person or business that sells something, as in The school lunch really improved after it changed food vendors.
A vendor is also a machine that dispenses items after you put money into it. It’s more often called a vending machine.
Example: The vendor told me that the box has a scratch, so she’s selling it cheap.
Where does vendor come from?
The first records of the term vendor come from around 1585. It ultimately comes from the Latin venditor. It combines vend, meaning “to sell something as a business’s main form of income” and the suffix –or, which creates nouns that denote a condition or property of a person.
When you hear the word vendor, you likely think of someone selling food or small items from a cart on a street corner or at an outdoor event, like a parade. When a business purchases products or services from another business, that second business is often referred to as a vendor. For example, when a business wants to create a food product involving tomatoes, the company that supplies the tomatoes will be the vendor, while the company that uses them is the buyer.
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How is vendor used in real life?
Vendor is a common word, often used to describe a person or company who sells something.
When I was in high school in Philly in the 80s, the takedown of the mafia shown in The Irishman went down. As a result, our mobbed-up lunch vendor lost its catering contract, and Aramark was brought in. And I still think about this today, because it did not go as expected. 1/
— Mat Johnson (@mat_johnson)
How to submit an invoice as a freelancer:
Submit invoice
Wrong department
Send to right department
You must register as a vendor
Register as a vendor
Complete this form
Summon the wizard
The wizard has 3 riddles
Solve the riddles
Wrong department— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon)
I saw a street vendor selling holi colors and toys. Few days back he was selling kites. As large corporates with savvy managers we take 2-3 years for change management. This single man changes product, supply chain & customers many times a year.
Wah !— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka)
Try using vendor!
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for vendor?
A. salesperson
B. buyer
C. dealer
D. peddler
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