Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
udbyder
English translation:
range of products ( or "offerings" in certain contexts.)
Added to glossary by
Charlesp
Dec 26, 2004 20:07
19 yrs ago
Danish term
udbyder
Danish to English
Bus/Financial
Economics
X har til formål at udvikle og sælge udbyder af produkterne.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | range of | Charlesp |
5 +2 | supplier; provider | Sven Petersson |
Proposed translations
14 hrs
Selected
range of
the "range of products;" offerings. (But the term "offerings" would be used only in certain contexts.
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supplier; provider
From V&B:
"udbyder en -e
(af varer) supplier"
From Ordbogen:
"udbyder
provider (fx today, banks banks sell investment products from a variety of providers; all national telecommunication operators view new operators as a threat, and are anxious to avoid becoming little more than wholesalers of network capacity to other service providers; there are more than twenty providers of similar services in Europe); operator (fx the company is one the country’s leading cable tv operators); seller (fx some people dismiss virus scares as the promotional efforts of anti-virus software sellers)."
"udbyder en -e
(af varer) supplier"
From Ordbogen:
"udbyder
provider (fx today, banks banks sell investment products from a variety of providers; all national telecommunication operators view new operators as a threat, and are anxious to avoid becoming little more than wholesalers of network capacity to other service providers; there are more than twenty providers of similar services in Europe); operator (fx the company is one the country’s leading cable tv operators); seller (fx some people dismiss virus scares as the promotional efforts of anti-virus software sellers)."
Peer comment(s):
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Randi Stenstrop
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Thank you very much!
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pcovs
: Ja, men giver sætningen mening? Vil man virkelig sælge en 'udbyder' :o) - Tak for forklaringen; det giver mening. :o)
13 hrs
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One builds up and sells off distribution companies. That's, with a wee modification, the business idea behind franchising.
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