Results for: piece goods
English English
Implies that distributive services like transport and handling performed on goods up to the customs frontier of the economy from which the goods are classed as merchandise.Free on board
import goods made from exported materials, importing of goods using exported materials, reimported itemreimport
impression made by laying a piece of paper over a surface and rubbing with a crayon or other drawing tool (Art), impression of surfacerubbing
improve ability to produce goodsreindustrialize
in a lively manner (Music), in a lively way, vivace piece of musicvivace
in a monopolistic manner, with the exclusive right to sell and supply goods and services in a particular marketmonopolistically
in fugue style, piece in fugue stylefugato
in playful style, scherzando piecescherzando
in small, not bulk, amounts, pertaining to the sale of goods to final consumers, of the sale of merchandise to end users, repeat something heard, retailing, sale of products to final consumers, sale of goods to end users, sale to consumers, sell goods,...retail
in trouble, experiencing hardship, in great need of assistance, made to look older, of damaged goods, repossessed from bad debtor, very upsetdistressed
in used condition, not original, previously owned, selling used goods, through intermediary, previously owned; obtained from a secondary sourcesecondhand
individual rock fragment that has broken off a larger piece of rock, small piece of rockclast
inferior, seller of inferior goodscheapjack
inlay, narrow opening in a coastline, narrow opening through which water flows into an area of land, narrow arm of the sea, recessed area along a shoreline; narrow passage between islands; entrance, passage or valve, piece of extra fabric, stretch of w...inlet
inner sole of a shoe; thick piece of fabric placed as a lining inside a shoe, pad inside shoe, shoe lininginsole
 

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