vendor

Gençken dondurma satıcılarının istedikleri kadar dondurma yiyebileceklerini düşünüyordum. - When I was younger I thought that ice cream vendors could eat as much ice cream as they wanted for free.

Türbede pamuk şekeri satıcıları vardı. - There were cotton candy vendors in the shrine.

newspaper vendor

gazete bayii

street vendor cart

Seyyar satıcı arabası; tabla

sub-vendor

Hiyerarşik olarak altta olan satıcı

third party vendor

üçüncü taraf tedarikçi

commercial vendor services

(Askeri) ticari müteahhitlik hizmeti

corporate vendor name

(Ticaret) grup satıcı adı

direct vendor delivery

(Askeri) doğrudan satıcı tarafından (malın) teslim(i)

news vendor

gazeteci (satıcı)

prime vendor

(Askeri) esas müteahhit

printer vendor

(Bilgisayar) yazıcı satıcısı

single vendor integrity

(Askeri) TEK SATICI SORUMLULUĞU

{i} satış makinesi

{i} satıcı

virtual prime vendor

(Askeri) sanal ana sağlayıcı

English - English

Definition of vendor in English English dictionary: A person or a company that vends or sells; a seller; Seller or supplier; A 'vendor' is any entity that produces networking or computing technology, and is responsible for the technical content of that technology Examples of 'technology' include hardware (desktop computers, routers, switches, etc ), and software (operating systems, mail forwarding systems, etc ) Note that the supplier of a technology is not necessarily the ' vendor' of that technology As an example, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) might supply routers to each of its customers, but the 'vendor' is the manufacturer, since the manufacturer, rather than the ISP, is the entity responsible for the technical content of the router; The seller of real property in a contract for deed or real estate contract; "Middle man" distributor through which the library obtains books, serials, etc instead of dealing with publisher directly Vendors facilitate the acquisitions process by allowing the library to consolidate orders, receipts, invoices, and customer service; A seller of real estate or other products; The owner or seller of the property; A seller; often in a land contract; A company that provides a service or a product; One who vends or sells; A person who sells something; A vendor is someone who sells things such as newspapers, cigarettes, or food from a small stall or cart. ice-cream vendors. = seller; The seller of a property; The person who transfers property by sale Another word for "seller" Commonly used in land contract sales; A person who sells property; The seller of the equipment to the lessor for lease to a third party (lessee); {i} salesman; supplier, equipment salesman (for example in the field of computers, etc.); automatic machine for selling goods; A seller of real property; A person or an organization that provides software and/or hardware and/or firmware and/or documentation to the user for a fee or in exchange for services Such a firm could be a medical device manufacturer [10]; In the travel industry, any supplier of travel products or services; An external supplier of goods or services; The seller of realty The seller under a land contract In some cases, the vendor may not be the owner--he or she might be the holder of an option; The Vendor is the seller of the equipment to be leased [to top]; A seller in the course of trade (see Supplier); A vender; a seller; the correlative of vendee; A person who sells property (G); The vendor of a house or piece of land is the person who owns it and is selling it. Remember, the estate agent is working for the vendor. = seller; The person who is selling the property; Seller; someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money
vendor agnostic: An independent consultant who will recommend products from several companies
vendor agnostic: Not tied to the products of a specific manufacturer
The vendor agnostic solution could be implemented with any off the shelf hardware.
vendor agnostics: plural form of vendor agnostic
vendor bid: A type of bid at an auction which is made by the auctioneer on behalf of the vendor. This is used as a tactic to keep the bids moving, or to persuade buyers to pay more, or merely to have a higher price to report if the property is passed in (it's not that the vendor wants to buy what he or she is in fact selling). Such a bid is in essence a fiction, but so long as it's clearly announced genuine bidders can know what's going on. When that's not so it approaches the deliberate deception of a dummy bid
vendor certification: (Ticaret) The verification of vendor processes, delivery cycle and quality levels that allow that supplier to be categorized as an acceptable provider of a specific material or service, as determined by the customer. It may include the pre-certification of parts shipped as having acceptable quality and the elimination of incoming inspection when received
vendor restocking: (Ticaret) A version of vendor-managed inventory (VMI) where the supplier physically restocks required parts at the production point
vendor scheduling: (Ticaret) The sharing of internal schedules, often as generated by MRP, for specified items with a vendor, instead of placing individual purchase orders as required. A vendor schedule is often divided into zones, such as a firm commitment zone in which the customer will pay for any vendor production against that schedule, an information zone which projects requirements that authorize the vendor to purchase raw material but not add labor, and an information zone that gives forecasted long-term requirements but does not make a commitment
vendor-managed inventory: (Ticaret) (VMI) An inventory planning and fulfillment technique in which a supplier is responsible for monitoring and restocking customer inventory at the appropriate time to maintain predefined levels. The vendor is given access to current customer inventory, forecast and sales order information and initiates replenishment as required
vender: {n} one who sells or puts off, a seller
return to vendor: (Ticaret) Purchased material determined to be unacceptable by receiving inspection or during the production process, and designated for return to the supplier for credit or replacement
third party vendor: company which markets hardware of another manufacturer
vender: someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money
vender: One who vends; one who transfers the exclusive right of possessing a thing, either his own, or that of another as his agent, for a price or pecuniary equivalent; a seller; a vendor
vender: obsolete spelling of vendor
vender: {i} salesman; supplier, equipment salesman; automatic machine for selling goods
venders: plural of vender
vendors: Contracto rs who provide tree harvesting, site preparation, tree planting or other forestry services for a fee
vendors: companies who market curriculum products or produce curriculum products to meet specifications established by the school system
vendors: plural of vendor
vendors: In PCA, this term refers to businesses that offer credit for merchandise or assets purchased or expenses incurred (p 384)
vendors: Individuals or firms hired to provide a specific service or product (product purchase or fee-for-service) within their normal business operations Vendors are not employed, either full-time or part-time, by the grantee and are considered a "purchased service " Vendors are not subject to compliance requirements; they operate in a competitive environment and provide services or goods to many different purchasers

vendor

Hyphenation

ven·dor

Turkish pronunciation

vendır

Synonyms

merchant, seller, businessperson, dealer, hawker, huckster, outcrier, peddler, pitcher, traveler, traveling salesperson

Antonyms

customer

Pronunciation

/ˈvendər/ /ˈvɛndɜr/

Etymology

[ 'ven-d&r, for 1 also ] (noun.) 1594. Old French *vendour Latin venditor (“seller”) vendere (“to sell, cry up for sale, praise”), contraction of venundare, venumdare, also, as orig., two words venum dare (“to sell”) venum (“sale, price”) + dare (“to give”)