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dealer

/ˈdiː.lər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne ou une entreprise qui achète et vend des marchandises, souvent en se spécialisant dans un certain type de produits.

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noun

/ˈdiː.lər/B1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant une personne ou une entreprise qui achète et vend des marchandises, souvent en se spécialisant dans un certain type de produits.

A noun referring to a person or business that buys and sells goods, often specializing in a particular type of product.

  1. Seller of goodsB1formal

    A person or business that buys and sells goods, especially in a specific industry.

    frNégociant, revendeur

    • The car dealer offered a discount on the new model.
    • She works as an art dealer in a gallery.
    • The antique dealer appraised the old furniture.

    Synonymesdistributormerchantpurveyorretailersellersuppliertradertradesmanvendorwholesaler

    Antonymesbuyerclientconsumercustomerpurchaser

  2. Card game roleB1formal

    The person who distributes cards to players in a card game.

    frDonneur (aux cartes)

    • The dealer shuffled the deck and dealt the cards.
    • In poker, the dealer position rotates after each hand.
    • The dealer asked if anyone wanted to cut the deck.

    Synonymescroupier

  3. Illegal drug sellerB2informal

    A person who sells illegal drugs.

    frVendeur de drogues illégales

    • The police arrested a known drug dealer in the neighborhood.
    • He got involved with a dealer and ended up in trouble.
    • Undercover officers posed as dealers to catch the criminals.

    Synonymesconnectdistributorhookpeddlerpushersuppliertrafficker

Formes
  • dealers plural form
  • dealers' possessive plural form
  • dealer's possessive singular form
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