vender
- noun
- /ˈvɛndər/
- US
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vendedor
- She decided to hire a local vendor to provide flowers for her wedding ceremony.
But when trying to compare thermals between two different vendors, all you really need is power.
- But when trying to compare thermals between two different vendors, all you really need is power.
- He was street food vendor and he'd be selling elotes, corn on the cob.
- It's that I don't necessarily trust the vendors that I purchased from to keep my data safe.
- So how do you do your due diligence on on people in general and maybe on vendors in specific?
- So it was we, we were HP itself had a had a, they were a vendor, they make network equipment.
- And that gets into another discussion entirely of access to features between multiple vendors.
- But with Ryzen, as long as the motherboard vendor has tested it, you're going to get ECC on just about every CPU.
- When you're kind to your vendors, to your potential customers, to the customers that fired you, you win.
- Stakeholders are employees and vendors in the marketplace in general could be your, your community around you.
- But then we also didn't want to lock people into a single vendor for replacement bits, even if it's us that sucks.
- Crappy vendor skins that's the good Android now in stock Android.
- I don't want to be the first vendor that you then experience having to trust.
- Exactly wow, Max is just taking vendors way I have never outside of gym because that's boring.
Examples
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It is true that the fried prawn vendor tilted his surveillance camera so it caught nothing but the sun.
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But with Ryzen, as long as the motherboard vendor has tested it, you're going to get ECC on just about every CPU.
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We saw that when we looked at the fruit vendors that they were not saving a lot and try to get out of debt.
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So this is going to be obviously the foundation for which your vendors actually abide by your plan.
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So how do you do your due diligence on on people in general and maybe on vendors in specific?
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When you're kind to your vendors, to your potential customers, to the customers that fired you, you win.
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It's that I don't necessarily trust the vendors that I purchased from to keep my data safe.
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He was street food vendor and he'd be selling elotes, corn on the cob.
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The street food vendor served delicious tacos and was always friendly to his customers.
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Many small vendors set up stalls at the weekly farmers' market to sell fresh produce.
Synonyms
282
2.9
A company or person that supplies services such as internet and electricity
279
2.1
A person or company that buys and sells things to make money
257
2.0
A person or company that sells things, for example at a market
257
1.0
A person or company that offers goods for money
227
2.7
A person or business that buys and sells items like art and cars
204
2.7
A company or person that sells goods and services to businesses and people
203
2.1
A person or company that buys and sells goods, often in shops
74
3.5
A company that supplies products to shops and businesses
30
2.7
A person or company that sells and sends goods to another country
23
6.7
A person or company that supplies food to shops and restaurants
22
3.5
A person or company that buys goods in large amounts from makers and sells them to shops
12
3.7
A person or business that buys goods to sell to others for profit
8
5.7
A person who travels to sell small goods in streets or markets
4
7.4
A person who sells goods in the street or at markets
3
4.5
A person or company that buys and sells goods in shops
3
8.9
A person who sells men's clothes, accessories, and sewing items like buttons
1
7.8
A person or company that buys large amounts of goods to sell to shops
1
6.1
A shop or company that has and sells goods of a particular brand
1
9.9
A person who sells fruit and vegetables from a cart in the street
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8.2
A person who sells fruit and vegetables from a street stall
A person or company that buys, sells, and moves goods
A person who trades goods with distant countries and takes big risks
A company or person that supplies goods to shops and businesses
A person or company that sells goods to people in small amounts for them to use
A person who sells goods from a market stall
A person who sells fruit from a shop or stall
A person who exchanges goods or services directly without using money
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vender comes from the old Latin verb vendere, which means 'to sell', and you can see the same root in words like vendor and vending, as in 'vending machine'. So, a vender is simply a person who 'sells' goods.