vendor
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2.0
- noun
- /ˈvɛndər/
:
vendedor
- The majority of moves reported by market vendors were from one rural locale to another.
- food vendors
- a street vendor
- vendors sell
Of coconut vendors with machete in hand.
- Of coconut vendors with machete in hand.
- Army mess cooks, butchers, hot dog vendors, bakers.
- So most of it goes back to the vendor if they provided it.
- Even more common seems to be these female vendors of naval supplies for shipyards.
- These contain so many fake products and fake vendors that look like the original.
- Amazon cancelling their vendor orders across Asia with no explanation.
- So I think we're continuing to try to engage those vendors and keep them excited.
- Buddha walks up to a hot dog vendor and says make me one with everything.
- So any vendor could say we'll accept Bitcoin here.
Examples
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But ultimately, the commission may be looking for another vendor to do a full retrofit of the plant.
Academic text (1999) -
And on my website you have a choice of different vendors, right?
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And we found stuff, asked our vendor to fix it, and they did.
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So most of it goes back to the vendor if they provided it.
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Ten dollars from a vendor in the street.
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We have vendors that fly in from all over the world.
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There's another company involved, sir, a company who is a vendor to the intelligence community and to the Justice Department.
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Local offices should have a means of confirming whether vendors have been paid.
Academic text (1999) -
Peregonero is a street vendor who lives in Cuba.
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I was to walk up to the vendor and order what I wanted.
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
259
1.0
A person who sells things in shops or to customers
257
1.0
A person or company that offers goods for money
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2.4
A shop or company that sells goods to people for home use
204
2.7
A company or person that sells goods and services to businesses and people
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2.1
A person or company that buys and sells goods, often in shops
99
4.0
A person or company that buys and sells stocks and money for themselves
74
3.5
A company that supplies products to shops and businesses
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2.2
A person who sells things for a store or company
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6.7
A person or company that supplies food to shops and restaurants
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3.5
A person or company that buys goods in large amounts from makers and sells them to shops
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1.4
A person or company that buys and sells cars
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3.4
A person or company that buys large amounts of goods and sells them to shops
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3.7
A person or business that buys goods to sell to others for profit
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5.7
A person who travels to sell small goods in streets or markets
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7.4
A person who sells goods in the street or at markets
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4.5
A person or company that buys and sells goods in shops
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3.9
A person or business that buys and sells wine to customers
1
3.7
A person who runs a shop that sells goods or services
1
7.8
A person or company that buys large amounts of goods to sell to shops
1
4.2
A person who sells goods at a market stall
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8.1
A company that buys goods from makers and sells them to shops
1
2.5
A person or company that buys and sells computers
1
6.1
A shop or company that has and sells goods of a particular brand
A person or business that sells to customers
A person or company that sells goods to people in small amounts for them to use
A person or company that buys, sells, and moves goods
A person who buys and sells goods in a shop or market
A person who runs a market stall or shop and sells goods to customers
A person who sells goods from a market stall
A person or shop that sells art prints like etchings and engravings
A shop or person who sells writing and office supplies like pens and notebooks
A person or business that buys and sells grains like wheat
A business that buys and sells trucks
A company or person that supplies goods to shops and businesses
A company that supplies goods to shops and other sellers
Antonyms
How Large
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3.5
74
3.5
203
2.1
23
6.7
205
2.4
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2.0
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1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vendor comes from the Latin root vendere, which means 'to sell'. You can see the same root in vending, as in a 'vending machine', so a vendor is simply a person or company that sells goods or services.