client in Norwegian
client in Norwegian is kunde — client means a person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
client in Norwegian
kunde
A customer, a buyer or receiver of goods or services.
What does "client" mean?
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noun A person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
"She takes on three new clients a month."
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noun In computing, a program or device that connects to a server to request data or services — such as an email client, a web browser or a game client.
"Download the desktop client to sync your files offline."
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noun A person receiving the services of a social worker, care agency or support service.
"Each caseworker supports around thirty clients."
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client in a sentence
- She takes on three new clients a month.
- The agency lost its biggest client to a rival.
- Download the desktop client to sync your files offline.
- The bug only appears on older versions of the client.
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What is "client" in Norwegian?
"client" in Norwegian is kunde. client means: A person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
How do you use "client" in a sentence?
Example: "She takes on three new clients a month." In Norwegian, "client" is kunde.
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