zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • duì duō shāng pǐn wǒdōu huái yòu jiè xīn huì gòu mǎi xiē yòng shí yàn shì dòng zuò huà zhuāng pǐn shí yàn de rén suǒ shēng chǎn de dōng
    I keep a mental list of things to boycott,like stuff manufactured by people who test cosmetics on lab animals.
  • zài biān de jiā jiù huò shāng diàn jiān zhōng xiàn liǎo zhè yín shǒu zhuó
    I stumbled across this silver bracelet in the junk shop down the road.
  • jiā shāng hào hěn kuài kuò liǎo jīng yíng fàn wéi
    The firm branched out quickly.
  • xiàn zài qǐng zhù de shāng biāo
    Now pay attention its brand please.
  • xiàn zài qǐng zhù de shāng biāo
    Now pay attention to its brand.
  • yòu běn diàn shāng biāo de huò wǎng wǎng jiào piányí
    Own brand goods are often cheaper.
  • pái shāng biāo bèi liàng fǎng zhì
    The Puma brand is widely copped
  • zhǒng shuǐ guǒ fēng wèi de níng jiāo de shāng biāo
    a brand of fruit-flavored gelatin.
  • shāng biāo míng chēngguàn zhuāng de hùn shū cài zhī
    brand name for canned mixed vegetable juices.
  • kǒu shì jià zhí shù bǎi wàn měi yuán de shāng biāo
    Coca cola is a multimillion- dollar brand.
  • méi yòu shāng biāo deméi yòu pái de
    Not having a trademark or brand name.
  • jiù shì yòng níng de míng mìng míng de shāng biāo pǐn pái
    The brand is named after Li Nine.
  • xiāo de de shì xiāo fèi zhě duì gōng chǎn pǐn de qiútōng cháng de xiāo shǒu duàn bāo kuò guǎng gàobāo zhuāngpǐn pái huàrén yuán tuī xiāo xiāo shòu shǒu tōng guò zài gòu mǎi diǎn chén liè shāng pǐn liè chū shāng jiā míng chēng sòng zèng quàn jiǎng quàn děng
    The purpose of promotion is to stimulate demand for the company's products. Common promotional techniques include advertising, packaging, branding, personal selling and sales manuals, enlisting of dealer cooperation in displaying goods at the point of purchase, and coupons and premiums.
  • pín qióng de wēi xié : shāng hào wēi rán sǒng
    WHAT POVERTY THREATENED--OF GRANITE AND BRASS
  • hái dǎn jiē pāi liǎo hēi bāng piàn de lán yǎn jīng》, ěr hòu zài yǐngpiānbào zhōng bàn yǎn míng shì de shù shāng rénzài jiù shì yǐn hōng dòng de · qióng de 》。
    Bravely, he took on the Mob-comedy Mickey Blue Eyes. Next, he was a snobby art-dealer in Small Time Crooks. Then came another huge hit with Bridget Jones's Diary.
  • shì jīng míng de shāng rénshēn zhī de suǒ zài
    He was a shrewd businessman. He knew which side his bread was buttered on.
  • wéi qiē xiān shēng shì de jiā jìn kǒu shāngwéi yòu miàn zhuān suì shuài zhàn chuán huò de bǎi fēn zhī sān shí shàng shìxiàng qīng gōng pǐn jìn chū kǒu zǒng gōng chū liǎo jiàn
    Mr Vichers, an importer from Manila, has filed a complaint with our Light Industrial Products Import & Export Corporation about the breakage of glazed wall tiles, which exceeds 30% of the consignment.
  • men de xiàng yán jiū míng jīng zhuǎn huà bèi yìng yòng shāng lǐng bié shì zài xiàn xìng fāng miàn de xiàng xìng chéng guǒ xiàn zài bèi guó nèi jiā shí yóu gōng cǎi yòng
    Several of our research discoveries have been adapted for commercial use, and one particular breakthrough in linear hydraulics is now being used by every oil company in the country.
  • mào zhǎn lìng xiàng shì quán kāi fàng chǔ cún liǎo 10 wàn jiān běn gōng liào de shāng mào liào gěi hǎi wài rén shì shǐ yòngfèi yòng quán miǎn
    Another breakthrough was the opening of 24-hour access to the TDC's databank of 100 000 local companies to overseas users, free of charge.
  • huò jiā xīn shè shěng chéng shìwèi léi dùn jiǎo dǎo de dōng shì shāng gōng zhōng xīn rén kǒu 29, 444
    A city of Nova Scotia, Canada, on eastern Cape Breton Island. It is a commercial and industrial center. Population,29, 444.
  • 'ēn : jiào wèi · tài shì wèi niàng jiǔ shāngzài gōng shāng jiè jiāo hěn guǎng
    He's David Taylor, a brewer with wide connections in the business circle.
  • niàng jiǔ shāng de cái chǎn chéng rén shì zài zǒu xiàng huǐ miè
    The heir to the brewer's estate was surely heading for the devil.
  • ( duì tài xiān shēng ) tài xiān shēngzuò wéi niàng jiǔ shāng kěn dìng shì wèi táo jiǔ zhuān jiā liǎo
    (To Mr Taylor)Mr Taylor, as a brewer, you must be an expert in wine.
  • hěn gāo xīng cóng men de gōng shāng cháng zhōu zhī dào men zài jīn chén de tǎo lùn zhōng shí fēn měi mǎn de chéng guǒ
    I am pleased to learn from Brian that you had a very fruitful discussion this morning.
  • zhè shāng rén xiàng xíng huì
    The businessman offers bribes to him.
  • zhè shāng rén xiàng xíng huì
    The merchant offers a bribe to him.
  • mài fāng gěi mǎi fāng de ràng zhī mǎi mài de shāng huì kuǎn
    a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction.
  • wèile jìn xíng shāng jiāo 'ér jìn xíng de xíng huì xíng wéi
    bribery of a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into a transaction.
  • zhà piàn zhě tōng guò fàn zuì suǒfàng gāo dàihuì náo zhèng lái jìn xíng fēi shāng huó dòng de rén
    A person who commits crimes such as extortion, loansharking, bribery, and obstruction of justice in furtherance of illegal business activities.
  • xiāng gǎng bèi wéi shì jiè shàng yíng shāng huán jìng zuì gōng píng gōng kāi de chéng shì zhī zhù yào shì yīn wéi běn gǎng lián zhèng gōng shǔ tān chàng lián de chéng zhuó yuèduì yòng xíng huì huò tān shǒu móu dāng de rén lùn bèi jǐng huò zhě jiē cénglián zhèng gōng shǔ huì jiāng men shéng zhī
    155. That Hong Kong has a reputation as one of the most fair and open cities in the world in which to do business, is in large part due to the excellent work of the ICAC, which continues to bring to justice, regardless of background, those who use bribery and corruption to gain an unfair advantage.
  • 80 nián dài zhōng měi guó bèi cái jīng jiè màn zhǐ jìng de chǒu wén suǒ fàn lànzhè shí dài zuì dài biǎo xìng de rén yòu lāi wén xiāng shèng mǎn kào nèi xiāo zuàn lái de xiàn kuǎn làn zhài quàn wàn wēng 'ěr kěn de guǐ tuō kuǎ liǎo lāi sài 'ěr luò méng xiōng gōng de tóu tóu léi yīn duì gōng zhí yuán wéi guī mǎi mài guó gōng zhài shì ruò duò luò de xíng wéi yuè lěinán dào měi guó shāng dào jīng chǎn liǎo
    Since the mid-80's, the nation has been swept by a seemingly endless wave of scandals from the world of finance. Defining the era are figures like Dennis Levine, with his briefcase full of insidertrading cash, Michael R.Milken, the junk bond billionaire whose machinations led to the demise of Drexel Burnham Lambert, and John H.Gutfreund, the head of Salomon Brothers Inc., who turned a blind eye on wayward Treasury bond traders. The cumulative weight of all this turpitude raises the question of whether American business has suffered a moral collapse.
  • xiàng zhū wèi jiā jiè shào xià zhōng guó qián de tóu huán jìngduì wài shāng tóu de yòu guān zhèng dào zhōng guó tóu de huì wàng de jiè shào liǎo yòu zhù zēng jìn gōng shāng jiè duì zhōng guó de liǎo jiě jìn zhòngyì shuāng biān jīng mào guān de zhǎn
    I would like to avail myself of this opportunity to brief you on the current investment environment in China, policies concerning foreign investment and the opportunities for Italian enterprises. I hope my briefing will be helpful to the enhanced understanding of China by the Italian business circle and the promotion of bilateral economic and trade relations.