Buying and Selling 구매와 판매 관련단어 영영풀이

[Buying and Selling 구매와 판매 관련단어 영영풀이]

 

buy

verb : to give someone money for something

cost

noun : the amount of money needed to buy something

free

adjective : at no cost

get

verb : to have or hold something; to become the owner of something

market

noun : a public place where people buy and sell things

money

noun : something used to buy and sell things, such as products or services

pay

verb : to give money for work done or items bought

price

noun : the amount of money asked for a good or service when it is sold

sale

noun : the exchanging of money for a product or service; a price that is lower than normal

sell

verb : to give something away for money

shop

verb : to buy things in stores

shop

noun : a place where people buy things or take them to get fixed

spend

verb : to pay out money

store

noun : a place where people buy things

tax

noun : a fee collected by a government to pay for the things it does

---

afford

verb : to have enough money or time

appraise

verb : to judge the worth of someone or something after careful examination

auction

noun : a sale of goods or property at which buyers bid against each other, and the buyer who offers to pay the most wins

auctioneer

noun : a person whose job is to run an auction, or public sale

bargain

verb : to talk about a purchase or business agreement in order to get a better deal

barter

verb : to exchange goods or services without using money

bid

noun : the amount of money a person offers to buy something, especially at an auction

black market

noun : an illegal trade network

bought

verb : the past tense of "buy"; to purchase something in exchange for money

charge

noun : a purchase made on a credit card

charge

verb : to make a purchase on a credit card

cheap

adjective : having a low price

cheat

verb : to take or keep away something that someone deserves or expects, usually by being dishonest or unlawful

checkout

noun : an area where people pay for items in a store or other business

clerk

noun : a person who sells things in a store

commerce

noun : the buying and selling of goods; business or trade

commercial

adjective : relating to buying and selling

consume

verb : to eat, buy, or use

consumer

noun : one who buys or rents goods or services and uses them

coupon

noun : a piece of paper that a buyer gives to a seller for a discount, refund, or gift

customer

noun : a person who buys a product or service

department

noun : an area of a store that contains a certain type of product

discount

noun : a reduction in the price of something

economic

adjective : related to buying and selling of goods and services

exchange

verb : to give something and receive something in return; to trade

expensive

adjective : costly; having a high price

export

noun : a product that is sent or sold from one country or region to another

fare

noun : the money paid by a person to ride on a bus, train, or taxi

fee

noun : a set charge for something

goods

noun : things that can be bought and sold to satisfy people's wants and needs

guarantee

verb : to promise or ensure

import

verb : to bring in and buy goods from another country or state

imports

noun : goods brought in from another country or state

industry

noun : the making, selling, and transporting of goods or services

inexpensive

adjective : not costing much money

inventory

noun : the supply of goods on hand

invoice

noun : a list of charges for goods or services; a bill

lease

noun : a contract by which something, such as a building, is used by someone for a period of time in exchange for regular payments

lease

verb : to make regular payments for the use of something for a period of time; to rent

luxury

noun : anything valuable that gives comfort but is not necessary

manufacture

verb : to make finished goods, especially using industry

marketplace

noun : an area where goods are sold; the general world of business

merchandise

noun : items that can be bought and sold

merchant

noun : a person who buys, trades, or sells goods

negotiation

noun : an attempt to reach a formal agreement through discussion

pawnshop

noun : a store that loans money in exchange for keeping a personal item

payment

noun : money paid, or money that is due to be paid

peddler

noun : a traveling salesperson who sells and trades many kinds of objects

product

noun : something that is manufactured or produced, usually for sale

production

noun : the process of making and providing goods and services for people to buy

profitable

adjective : bringing advantage or financial gain

property

noun : something owned; possessions

quota

noun : a set number that limits the amount of something or serves as a goal

receipt

noun : a piece of paper that shows something of value has been received and/or paid for

refund

noun : a repayment of money

services

noun : jobs that people do for other people, usually in return for pay

shopping

noun : the activity of visiting shops to look at and buy things

stall

noun : a table or booth where goods are sold; a separate room in a barn for an animal

stand

noun : a small booth, such as on a street, that is used for selling goods

stock

verb : to keep a quantity of a product available for sale

tax

noun : a fee collected by a government to pay for its services, functions, and operations

trade

noun : the exchange of one thing for another

vendor

noun : a person who sells things

wares

noun : items for sale

---

commodity

noun : anything that can be traded, bought, or sold, such as gold or seashells

foreclosure

noun : the act of taking back property from someone who fails to make the required mortgage payments

free market

noun : an economic market where individuals and businesses freely compete for customers

sales tax

noun : money paid to a government by the buyer of goods or services at the time of a sale