resaleable

re·sale (r

, r

-s

)

The act of selling again.

re·sala·ble adj.

resale [ˈriːˌseɪl riːˈseɪl]

(Business / Commerce) the selling again of something purchased

resalable , resaleable adj

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Noun

resale - the selling of something purchased

marketing, merchandising, selling - the exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money

Translations

resale [ˌriːˈseɪl]

A. N → reventa f
"not for resale" → "prohibida la venta"

B. CPD resale price maintenance N → mantenimiento m del precio de venta
resale value N → valor m de reventa

resale [ˈriːseɪl] n → revente f
"not for resale" → "revente interdite"
resale price n → prix m à la revente
resale price maintenance n vente au détail à prix imposé
resale value n → valeur f de revente
what's the resale value? → ça se revend combien?; (for car) → elle est cotée combien à l'Argus?

resale

n → Weiterverkauf m; “not for resale” → „nicht zum Weiterverkauf bestimmt“; (on free sample) → „unverkäufliches Muster“; resale value → Wiederverkaufswert m

resale [ˈriːseɪl] n → rivendita

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arb
arbitrage
arbitrager
arbitrageur
customer agent
emptor
investment letter
junkyard
letter of intent
man of affairs
marketing
merchandising
price-fixing
purchase notice agreements
reacquired stock
regrate
resale price maintenance
rpm
selling

They make a great target for thieves as they fill their digs with more than pounds 3,000 worth of readily resaleable gizmos including TVs, DVD players, laptops and iPods, warns insurer Zurich.

YourMONEY: Theft can be a harsh lesson for new students; CASHPOINT by The Mirror (London, England)

By depositing a resaleable item such as a television or some video cassettes, the broker provides a loan no more than the resale value of the collateral.

Two-tier banking: the rise of fringe banks in Winnipeg's inner city by Buckland, Jerry; Martin, Thibault / Canadian Journal of Urban Research

She said: "People have the option whether to buy the spaces or not, but having the parking spaces adds to the resaleable value of your property.

Drive a hard bargain by The Journal (Newcastle, England)

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