merchant

(Askeri) TİCARİ İSTİHBARAT: İstihbarat işlemlerinde, hayati istihbarat bölgeleri hakkında ticari gemiler tarafından rapor edilmesi için haberleşme talimatları. Ayrıca MERINT'da denir

merchant intelligence

(Askeri) ticari istihbarat

merchant marine

ticaret filosu

merchant navy

ticaret filosu

merchant of death

(Askeri) TİCARİ GEMİ: Nehir araçları ve yalnızca liman sınırları içinde çalışan araçlar haricinde, ticaret işi yapan herhangi bir gemi

merchant ship broadcast system

(Askeri) TİCARİ GEMİLER İÇİN RADYO YAYINI SİSTEMİ: Dünyanın herhangi bir yerindeki ticari gemilere resmi mesajların gönderilmesini temin için faaliyete geçirilebilecek bir radyo yayın sistemi

merchant ship casualty report

(Askeri) TİCARİ GEMİ HASAR RAPORU: Bir ticaret gemisinde denizde veya limanda meydana gelen hasar hakkında mesaj veya diğer vasıtalarla verilen bir rapor. Ticari gemi zayiat raporları, refakat kuvveti komutanı veya diğer münasip makam tarafından hasarın meydana geldiği bölge harekat kontrol makamına gönderilir

merchant ship casualty report

(Askeri) ticari gemi hasar raporu

merchant ship control zone

(Askeri) TİCARİ GEMİ KONTROL BÖLGESİ: İçinde Müttefik kuvvetlerin gemilerine kılavuzluk, kontrol ve koruma temin edilen, tanımlanmış bir deniz veya okyanus bölgesi. MERCHANT SHIP REPORTING AND CONTROL MESSAGE SYSTEM: TİCARİ GEMİLERİN RAPOR VERME VE KONTROL MESAJ SİSTEMİ: Ticari gemilerin kontrolü ile ilgili bilgilerin ve hareketlerinin rapor edilmesi için dünya çapında kullanılan bir mesaj sistemi

merchant ship control zone

(Askeri) ticari gemi kontrol bölgesi

merchant ship naval augmentation program

(Askeri) ticari gemi deniz takviye programı

merchant ship reporting and control

(Askeri) ticari gemi raporlama ve kontrolü

merchant ships

(Askeri) ticari gemiler

merchant tailor

tüccar terzi

merchant vessel; motor vessel

(Askeri) ticari gemi; motorlu gemi

merchant wholesaler

(Ticaret) toptancı tüccar

merchant's rule

tüccar kanunu

mercantile, merchant, commercial

Tacir, ticari ticari

export merchant

(Ticaret) ihracatçı

import merchant

(Ticaret) ithalat tüccarı

builder's merchant

yapı gereci satıcısı

commission merchant

Ağzı çok laf yapan fakat söyledikleri pek de değerli olmayan kişi

the merchant of venice

Venedik Taciri

wine merchant

şarap tüccarı

United States merchant ship vessel locator reporting system

(Askeri) Birleşik Devletler ticari gemi yer tespit rapor sistemi

contracted merchant

(Ticaret) anlaşmalı üye işyeri

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von merchant im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: The owner or operator of a retail business; A person who traffics in commodities for profit; {n} one who deals in merchandize; The organization (such as an MIT department) accepting credit card payments for the goods or services they provide; a person who buys and sells goods; person who buys (and takes possession of) goods, and sells them on his or her own account; A business that has a merchant account to accept credit cards; The seller of goods and services; A Main Inventory Table field marking the inventory of a shopkeeper, with mercantile stock designated by the inventory appraiser While the deceased's household items have been entered into the Detail Inventory Table, shop contents have not; A retailer, or any other person, firm, or corporation that, according to a Merchant Agreement, agrees to accept credit cards, debit cards, or both, when properly presented; A seller of goods, services, and/or other information who accepts payment for these items electronically The merchant may also provide electronic selling services and/or electronic delivery of items for sale The Merchant must have a relationship with a Acquirer to accept a bank issued credit cards; One who traffics on a large scale, especially with foreign countries; a trafficker; a trader; Company that markets and sells goods or services online Merchants establish affiliate programs to get consumers to purchase a product, register for a service, fill out a form, or visit a Web site; A retailer, or any other entity (pursuant to a Merchant Agreement), that agrees to accept credit cards, debit cards, or both, when properly presented; A retailer, or any other person, firm, or corporation that (pursuant to a merchant agreement) agrees to accept credit cards, debit cards, or both, when properly presented; a person who buys and sells products or services; {s} mercantile, commercial, of or pertaining to trade or commerce, industrial; Merchant seamen or ships are involved in carrying goods for trade. There's been a big reduction in the size of the British merchant fleet in recent years; a businessperson engaged in retail trade; A merchant is any person or business that accepts credit cards over the Internet; A department or affiliate that accepts credit cards as a method of payment for goods or services; A trading vessel; a merchantman; A person who buys and sells things; Customer of a processor/acquirer; One who keeps a store or shop for the sale of goods; a shopkeeper; A merchant is a person who owns or runs a shop, store, or other business. The family was forced to live on credit from local merchants; For cargo carried under the terms and conditions of the Carrier's Bill of Lading and of a tariff, it means any trader or persons (e g Shipper, Consignee) and including anyone acting on their behalf, owning or entitled to possession of the goods; A merchant is a person who buys or sells goods in large quantities, especially one who imports and exports them. Any knowledgeable wine merchant would be able to advise you; An organization, or an individual, that receives a payment object, together with additional information This is also the entity which sends the consideration for which payment is made; A company or person that has set up an affiliate program and has agreed to share a commission with affiliates who promote their web site, products and/or services; Of, pertaining to, or employed in, trade or merchandise; as, the merchant service; A business that agrees to accept credit cards and debit cards when properly presented by the customer; A business (Sole proprietor, partnership, incorporation, LLC, etc ) that agrees to accept credit cards and debit cards when properly presented by the customer; {i} seller, marketer; trader, retailer; A company that has set up an affiliate program and has agreed to share a commission with affiliates who promote their web site, products and/or services Also termed an advertiser, vendor, or simply referred to as an "affiliate program "; To be a merchant; to trade; A Full Service Merchant, Cash Account Merchant or Food Stamp Merchant, Food Stamp Only Merchant, including a Manual Only Merchant; Any person that you decide to pay through BillPay is considered a merchant This includes anyone from your department store to your day care provider; An Electronic Merchant Systems approved seller of goods, services, and or other information who accepts payment for these items electronically The merchant may also provide electronic selling services and/or electronic delivery of items for sale; merchantman
merchant bank: A bank which provides financial services for businesses
merchant banker: a wanker (usually abbreviated as merchant)
merchant banker: a businessman whose business is merchant banking
merchant bankers: plural form of merchant banker
merchant banks: plural form of merchant bank
merchant marine: A seaman employed there, i.e. for commercial, rather than military, purposes
merchant marine: Ships dedicated to commercial, rather than military, purposes, with their crew
Captain Robert Dollar of San Francisco, dean of American ship owners, . . . is still, although nearly 80, the eager champion of an American privately owned merchant marine.
merchant navy: civilian naval fleet dedicated to the sea transport of goods and merchandise
merchant ship: A cargo vessel
merchant ships: plural form of merchant ship
merchant bank: A merchant bank is a bank that deals mainly with firms, investment, and foreign trade, rather than with the public. a bank that provides services for businesses banker
Merchant of Venice: a play by William Shakespeare about a man called Antonio who borrows money from Shylock. When Antonio cannot pay back the money, Shylock demands the right to cut out a 'pound of flesh' from Antonio's body. A famous speech from the play, made by the main female character, Portia, begins with the words, "The quality of mercy is not strained", by which Portia tells Shylock that he cannot be forced to show mercy (=forgiveness) , but that this would be a morally good thing to do
Merchant-Ivory: a respected British film company started by the producer Ismail Merchant (1936- ) and the director James Ivory (1928- ). Many of their films, such as A Room with a View (1983), Howards End (1991), and The Remains of the Day (1992), are based on well-known works of English literature, and they are often about the lives of upper class English people in the early 20th century, and about the English class system and its effects on people's behaviour
merchant account: {i} bank account that makes it possible for merchants to receive the proceeds of purchases carried out by credit cards; banking system which enables a business to accept credit cards
merchant bank: a credit card processing bank; merchants receive credit for credit card receipts less a processing fee
merchant banker: A merchant banker is someone who works for a merchant bank
merchant marine: country's trading ships; crew that mans these ships
merchant marine: the crew of a merchant vessel
merchant marine: Commercial ships of a nation, whether privately or publicly owned, and the personnel who operate such ships, as distinct from the personnel of naval vessels. Merchant ships are used to transport people, raw materials, and manufactured goods. Merchant fleets can be important economic assets for nations with limited natural resources or a small industrial base. By carrying the commerce of other nations on the seas, a merchant fleet contributes to its home nation's foreign-exchange earnings, promotes trade, and provides employment. The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (founded 1943) is in Kings Point, N.Y
merchant navy: all of a country's ships that are used for trade, not war, and the people who work on these ships
merchant navy: country's trading ships; crew that mans these ships
merchant seaman: a sailor in the merchant navy
merchant service: {i} extensive financial services designed for use by businesses (USA); country's mercantile marine
merchant ship: ship that carries goods to be sold
feather merchant: A person who talks good deal but whose speech is light in content
A merchant: merchantman
A merchant: marcantant
commission merchant: {i} one who sells for a commission
commission merchant: One that buys and sells goods for others on a commission basis
diamond merchant: person who sells diamonds
grain merchant: a merchant who deals in food grains
law merchant: A body of principles and regulations applied to commercial transactions and deriving from the established customs of merchants and traders rather than the jurisprudence of a particular nation or state
merchants: plural of merchant
merchants: Retailers who agree to accept credit cards, and have signed an agreement obliging them to meet requirements to do so
merchants: Francis of Assisi
merchants: Intermediaries who take title to products and re-sell them p 352
rug merchant: a merchant who sells rugs
the Merchant of Venice: famous comedy by Shakespeare
wine merchant: vintner: someone who sells wine

merchant

Silbentrennung

mer·chant

Türkische aussprache

mırçınt

Synonyme

broker, businessperson, consigner, dealer, exporter, handler, jobber, marketer, operator, retailer, salesperson, seller, sender, shipper, shopkeeper

Antonyme

buyer, customer

Aussprache

/ˈmərʧənt/ /ˈmɜrʧənt/

Etymologie

[ 'm&r-ch&nt ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English marchant Anglo-Norman marchant Latin mercans (“a buyer”), present participle of mercor (“trade, traffic, buy”) merx (“merchandise, traffic”) merere (“to gain, buy, purchase, also deserve, merit”); see mercy and merit.