dealership

英['diːləʃɪp] 美['diːlərʃɪp]
  • n. 代理权;经销权;代理商
  • deaconry n.[宗]执事;会长之职位
  • deaconship n.[宗]执事;会长之职位
  • deactivate v.使无效;使不活动;解散部队
  • deacylate vt.[化]脱去(化合物)的酰基
  • dead adj.死的;不起作用的;无趣的;筋疲力尽的;麻木的;完全的;无效的;沉闷的;(指球)界外的adv.完全地;直接地;突然地
Noun:
  1. a business established or operated under an authorization to sell or distribute a company's goods or services in a particular area

1. The car dealership has a large inventory of used cars.
这家汽车经销商拥有数量庞大的二手车.

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2. A key to this effort is the experience in the dealership.
达到这个成果的关键是销售的体验.

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3. Include directorate control, great stockholder supervise, the contest of manager dealership.
内部治理机制包括董事会控制 、 大股东监督和经理代理权的争夺等.

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4. The dealership is losing its cars and trucks made by the U.
经销商将失去美国克莱斯勒汽车公司生产的汽车及卡车的经营权.

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5. The car dealership did brisk business this weekend, selling over 50 vehicles.
这家汽车经销商在这个周末业绩极佳, 卖了五十多部车.

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. Their company has just won the dealership for Rolls-Royce.
      他们公司刚刚赢得了劳斯莱斯的代理权。
    2. He thinks dealership is a kind of intangible assets.
      他认为经销权是一种无形资产。
    3. He is a Ford dealership in San Francisco.
      在旧金山,他是一个福特汽车的代理商。

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