wholesaler in Irish
wholesaler in Irish is mórdhíoltóir — wholesaler means a business that buys goods in bulk from manufacturers and resells them to retailers.
wholesaler in Irish
mórdhíoltóir
A person or company that buys merchandise from manufacturers, importers, or distributors and resells the merchandise to retail businesses and to business and institutional end users.
What does "wholesaler" mean?
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noun A business that buys goods in bulk from manufacturers and resells them to retailers.
"The corner shop buys its stock from a local wholesaler."
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wholesaler in a sentence
- The corner shop buys its stock from a local wholesaler.
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What is "wholesaler" in Irish?
"wholesaler" in Irish is mórdhíoltóir. wholesaler means: A business that buys goods in bulk from manufacturers and resells them to retailers.
How do you use "wholesaler" in a sentence?
Example: "The corner shop buys its stock from a local wholesaler." In Irish, "wholesaler" is mórdhíoltóir.
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