بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه businesshe has a rushing business
he prospered in his business
he was p in his business
head of business firm
hours of business
i have come on business
international business machine
land office business
mail order business
man of business
mind your own business
monkey business
net business saving
one who transacts business with another
small business computer
that business does not p
to do business
what is your business here
کلمات مرتبط(business):بازگشت به واژه businessa shady business
big business
business activity
business combination
business cycle
business data processing
business depression
business economics
business enterprise
business expenses
business failure
business firms
business fluctuations
business goods
business graphics
business hours
business income
business inventories
business law
business man
business matters
business mechines
business name
business prosperty
business software
business transaction
business type operation
business union
business-like
business-man
butchery business
carry on business
cheated (in a business)
common business oreinted language
do business
graphics, business
he had no business toادامه واژههاي مرتبط(19)
موسسه بازرگانى ،کسب و کار،داد و ستد،سوداگرى ،حرفه ،دادوستد،کاسبى ،بنگاه ،موضوع ،تجارت ،کار و کسب
قانون ـ فقه : کسب ،تجارت
بازرگانى : شرکت ،تجارتخانهکلمات مرتبط(55)
تجارت، کار و کسب.سوداگری، حرفه ، دادوستد، کاسبی، بنگاه ، موضوع، تجارت.
business noun
1 buying and selling of goods
ADJ. big | profitable | private | core It's time to focus on the company's core business. | retail, wholesale | catering, computer, investment, etc.
VERB + BUSINESS carry on (often law), conduct, do, transact a company that has ceased to carry on business He's someone I can do business with (= that I find it easy/pleasant to do business with). | work in She works in the computer business. | go into, set up in | go out of The firm went out of business during the recession. | put sb/sth out of The new regulations will put many small firms out of business.
BUSINESS + NOUN deal, transaction | meeting | lunch | trip | community | executive, manager, partner | contact | affairs, interests, matters | investment | secret protecting business secrets | plan | acumen | card | hours You can call the helpline during normal business hours. | school | studies | park The company's offices are located in the new business park out of town.
PREP. in ~ He's in business. What business are you in? (figurative) All we need is a car and we'll be in business (= we'll have everything we need to start what we want to do). | on ~ going to Paris on business
PHRASES business as usual (= things will continue as normal in spite of a difficult situation) It's business as usual at the factory, even while investigators sift through the bomb wreckage. | business or pleasure Is the trip to Rome business or pleasure? | mix business with pleasure When I travel abroad I like to mix business with pleasure. | a place of business
2 amount of trade done
ADJ. brisk, good Business was brisk and they had sold out by midday. | bad, slack, slow
VERB + BUSINESS drum up, generate She's in Europe drumming up business for her new company. | tout for insurance salesmen touting for business | lose We're losing business to our main rivals.
BUSINESS + VERB boom Business is booming for estate agents in the south as the property market hots up. | pick up After a slack period business is now picking up.
3 firm/shop
ADJ. large, medium-sized, small | family | international, local | private | state-owned | profitable, successful | mail order, retail, wholesale
VERB + BUSINESS have, own | manage, run It was always my dream to run my own business. | set up, start They decided to start their own business. | build up We built up the business from nothing. | work in He works in the family business. | take over | expand, grow We are looking to grow the business over the next couple of years. | join, leave
BUSINESS + VERB do/go well, take off After six months the business really took off. | expand, grow The business is expanding fast. | collapse, fail
BUSINESS + NOUN assets, premises | failure
More information about ORGANIZATION
create, establish, form, found, set up, start ~ an association created to promote local industry The company was founded in 1981.
dissolve ~ (often law) She sought a court order to have the partnership dissolved.
run ~ He runs an accountancy firm.
manage ~ The executive committee manages the group on a day-to-day basis.
be/become a member of, join ~ She became a member of the Society of Arts.
leave ~ The country plans to leave the organization.
4 work/responsibility
ADJ. daily
VERB + BUSINESS go about market traders going about their daily business | make sth I shall make it my business to find out who is responsible.
PHRASES have no business doing sth/to do sth You have no business (= no right) being here. | mind your own business (= think about your own affairs and not try to get involved in other people's) ‘What are you reading?’ ‘Mind your own business!’ I was just sitting there, minding my own business, when a man started shouting at me. | none of your business/no business of yours My private life is none of your business (= does not concern you).
5 important matters
ADJ. private | important, pressing, urgent | unfinished We've got some unfinished business to discuss.
VERB + BUSINESS get down to OK, let's get down to business. | deal with, discuss, talk I'm not going to talk business tonight.
PHRASES any other business (= items discussed at the end of a meeting) I think we've finished item four. Now, is there any other business?
6 situation/event
ADJ. whole I'll be glad when the whole business is over and done with. | awful, bad, dreadful, terrible It was an awful business?he couldn't work for months. | funny, strange
n.
he bought his brother's business
a small mom-and-pop business
a racially integrated business concern
computers are now widely used in business
Government and business could not agree
business is good today
show me where the business was today
it's none of your business
mind your own business
he's not in my line of business
gossip was the main business of the evening
his business with the cane was hilarious
they have an upper class clientele
