salesman in Latin
salesman in Latin is institor — salesman means a man whose job is to sell products, either in a store or by visiting customers.
salesman in Latin
institor
A man whose job it is to sell things, either in a shop / store or elsewhere.
What does "salesman" mean?
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noun A man whose job is to sell products, either in a store or by visiting customers.
"The salesman gave a persuasive pitch about the vacuum cleaner."
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salesman in a sentence
- The salesman gave a persuasive pitch about the vacuum cleaner.
- He worked as a used-car salesman for a decade.
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What is "salesman" in Latin?
"salesman" in Latin is institor. salesman means: A man whose job is to sell products, either in a store or by visiting customers.
How do you use "salesman" in a sentence?
Example: "The salesman gave a persuasive pitch about the vacuum cleaner." In Latin, "salesman" is institor.
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