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bill of goods

/bɪl əv ɡʊdz/

Traduction: Liste de marchandises à vendre ou à livrer ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour désigner un ensemble de fausses promesses ou d'affirmations exagérées, notamment dans un discours publicitaire trompeur.

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/bɪl əv ɡʊdz/B2informalamericanbusiness
  • frListe de marchandises à vendre ou à livrer ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour désigner un ensemble de fausses promesses ou d'affirmations exagérées, notamment dans un discours publicitaire trompeur.

A list of items for sale or delivery; also used figuratively to mean a set of false or exaggerated promises or claims, especially in a deceptive sales pitch.

  1. False or misleading promiseC1informalamerican

    A set of promises or claims that are not true, intended to deceive someone.

    frpromesse trompeuse

    • The salesman sold me a bill of goods about the car's condition.
    • Don't buy that bill of goods about easy money.
    • She realized she had been sold a bill of goods by the company.
  2. List of items for saleB2formal

    A list of items being sold, typically in a commercial transaction.

    frListe de marchandises à vendre

    • The supplier sent a bill of goods for the new inventory.
    • We need to review the bill of goods before signing the contract.
    • The bill of goods included all the raw materials for the project.