商zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bù kě chè xiāo de xìn yòng zhèng gěi chū kǒu shāng pǐn zēng jiā liǎo yínháng de dān bǎo。
    An irrevocable L/C gives your exports the protection of a banker's guarantee.
  • nǐ bì xū yì shí dào bù kě chè xiāo xìn yòng zhèng wéi chū kǒu shāng tí gōng liǎo yínháng dān bǎo。
    You must be aware that an irrevocable L/C gives the exporter the additional protection of banker's guarantee.
  • jīng yíng jiàn zhù yè、 yínháng yè、 shāng yè
    Involved in building, banking, business operations
  • shāng yè yínháng jiāo yì de jiàn zhù wù。
    a building in which commercial banking is transacted.
  • fàn xiào shì shāng yè yínháng jiè de dà hēng。
    Fanshaw is a big shot in merchant banking.
  • wǒ men de shāng xíng zhèng chù zài shí zì lù kǒu， cháng ruò cǐ fān jiāo yì bù néng chéng gōng， wǒ men jiāng huì pò chǎn。
    Our business is at the crossing, if this deal does not succeed, we shall be bankrupt.
  • gāi xiàng shēng míng dà yì shì shuō gāi shāng xíng yǐ jīng pò chǎn。
    The purport of the statement is that the firm is bankrupt.
  • jìn lái yòu xǔ duō xiǎo shāng diàn dǎo bì。
    Many small businesses have gone bankrupt recently.
  • gè dì de shāng xíng dū fēn fēn pò chǎn liǎo。
    Firms are going bankrupt all over the place.
  • jīng shāng liǎng nián hòu tā pò chǎn liǎo。
    He go bankrupt after two year in business.
  • jīng shāng liǎng nián hòu tā pò chǎn liǎo
    He went bankrupt after two years in business
  • jǐ jiā xiǎo shāng xíng dǎo bì liǎo , suí zhī 'ér lái de shì jīng jì dà xiāo tiáo .
    The bankruptcy of several small firms was the prelude to general economic collapse.
  • jǐ jiā xiǎo shāng xíng dǎo bì liǎo , suí zhī 'ér lái de shì jīng jì dà xiāo tiáo
    The bankruptcy of several small firms is the prelude to general economic collapse.
  • yínháng shì shāng yè de zhōng xīn。
    Banks are the nerves of commerce.
  • měi guó de zhōng yāng yínháng； hé bìng liǎo 12 gè lián bāng chǔ bèi yínháng de fēn bù hé quán guó de yínháng hé guó jiā suǒ yòu de shāng yè yínháng hé yī xiē xìn tuō gōng sī。
    the central bank of the US; incorporates 12 Federal Reserve branch banks and all national banks and stated charted commercial banks and some trust companies.
  • tā de shāng pǐn de dī lián jià gé， shì tā yòng lái cuī huǐ yī qiē wàn lǐ cháng chéng、 zhēng fú yě mán rén zuì wán qiáng de chóu wài xīn lǐ de zhòng pào。
    The cheap prices of its commodities are the heavy artillery with which it batters down all Chinese walls, with which it forces the barbarians' intensely obstinate hatred of foreigners to capitulate.
  • wǒ men zǒu guò jǐ jiā shāng diàn cái dào liǎo lǐfà diàn。
    We pass several store before we come to the barber's.
  • wǒ men zǒu guò jǐ jiā shāng diàn cái dào liǎo lǐfà diàn
    We passed several store before we came to the barber 's
  • yī zhǒng wù bā bǐ tuǒ suān yán（ shāng pǐn míng nembutal） yòng zuò zhèn jìng yào hé cuī mián hé fǎn jiān xiē xìng jìng luán。
    a barbiturate (trade name Nembutal) used as a sedative and hypnotic and anti-spasmodic.
  • tā jiù cái chǎn yǔ tā men jìn xíng shāng yì。
    He bargained with them for the property.
  • shāng dìng zuò mǒu jiàn shì
    Bargain on doing sth.
  • tōng guò xié shāng mǎi dào piányí huò。
    strike or complete a bargain.
  • yì jià pī fā shāng diàn； dǎ zhé shāng diàn。
    a bargain outlet; cut-rate store.
  • 1a lù qì chē chéng； píng jià shāng yè qū
    Car City on Route1A; Bargain City.
  • chuán shàng de hěn duō lǚ kè kāi shǐ yǔ shāng rén tǎo jià hái jià liǎo。
    Many of the tourists on board had begun bargaining with the tradesman.
  • mǐ lè xiān shēng shuō dé shì gǔ yī zhí “ běn zhe chéng yì tán pàn ”， bìng shēng yán shì bīn zhōu shí yóu gōng sī jù jué shāng tán hé jiě。
    Mr. Miller said Texaco had been "bargaining in good faith" and asserted that it was Pennzoil that had refused to negotiate a settlement.
  • guó jì lián méng shì dì yī cì shì jiè dà zhàn yǐ hòu， yīng、 fǎ、 rì děng guó wèile xié shāng zǎi gē shì jiè hé zàn shí tiáojié xiāng hù zhī jiān de máo dùn 'ér chéng lì de guó jì zǔ zhì。
    The League of Nations was an organization formed by Britain, France, Japan and other imperialist powers after World War I for the re-division of the world through bargaining and temporary adjustments of conflicting interests.
  • bǐ jiào cǎi gòu wéi jiāo yì 'ér tōng guò bǐ jiào xiāng hù jìng zhēng de shāng biāo huò shāng diàn de jià gé lái xuǎn gòu
    To shop for bargains by comparing the prices of competing brands or stores.
  • xiāo fèi zhě kě yǐ sì chù xún zhǎo zuì jiā zhé kòu。 yīn wéi suǒ yòu de shāng pǐn jūn yǐ 'ōu yuán jì jià， jià gé bǐ jiào yě biàn dé gèng wéi jiǎn biàn。
    The expectation is that consumers will be able to shop around for bargains as it becomes easier to compare prices between countries as all goods will be valued in euros.
  • cóng 2000 nián 1 yuè qǐ， zài jūn jí yǐ shàng jī guān hé zhù dà zhōng chéng shì de jūn duì yuàn xiào、 yī yuàn děng dān wèi， zhú bù tuī xíng yǐn shí bǎo zhàng、 yíng fáng bǎo zhàng hé shāng yè fú wù shè huì huà。
    From January 2000, mess management, barracks maintenance and post exchange service will be gradually contracted out in organizations at or above the corps level and military academies and hospitals in large- and medium-sized cities.
  • jīng guò jìn sān nián de nǔ lì， hòu qín bǎo zhàng shè huì huà gǎi gé zài yǐn shí bǎo zhàng、 shāng yè fú wù、 yíng fáng bǎo zhàng hé zhí gōng guǎn lǐ zhì dù gǎi gé děng fāng miàn qǔ dé shí zhì xìng jìn zhǎn， bìng zài shēng huó yòng chē、 yóu liào bǎo zhàng、 fú zhuāng huò bì huà gōng yìng děng fāng miàn jìn xíng liǎo cháng shì。
    After nearly three years of effort, substantial progress has been achieved in this regard, including reform in food and commercial services, barracks, and the administration of civilian employees. Reform has also been carried out, on a trial basis, in non-military transportation, fuel supply and the monetized supply of clothing.
  • mù qián， quán jūn yǐ yòu １ ５ ００ duō gè shí táng jiāo gěi dì fāng fú wù bǎo zhàng jī gòu chéng bàn，１０００ duō gè jūn rén fú wù shè nà rù shè huì shāng yè tǐ xì，１ ８００ duō gè yíng yuàn bù tóng chéng dù shí xíng liǎo wù yè guǎn lǐ， jìn ３００ gè bǎo zhàng xìng qǐ yè hé nóng chǎng yí jiāo guó jiā hé dì fāng， gòng jiǎn shǎo qǐ shì yè dān wèi zhí gōng３０ duō wàn rén。
    So far, the PLA has already had more than 1,500 messes run by civilian services, more than 1,000 post exchanges integrated into civilian service systems, more than 1,800 barracks managed by real estate companies, approximately 300 support enterprises and farms transferred to central and local authorities, reducing a total number of more than 300,000 institutional and business employees.