生意的例句大全

That business partnership is of long standing.

那生意上的合理经营维持了很久.

The sponsor is the Trickle Up Program-a non-profit organization founded by New Yorkers Glen and Mildred Leet.

是“涓流项目”在资助这些生意，一个由纽约人Glen和Mildred Leet成立的非盈利性组织。

Doing Business quick return and a small margin fits the psychology of consumers.

薄利多销做生意,适合消费者的心理.

He did business without return.

他做生意没赚到钱.

He is not a friend but a business associate.

他不是我的朋友,只是个生意合伙人.

You can't regard him as a friend but a business associate.

你不能把他观作朋友,他只是个生意合伙人而已.

They are my business associate.

他们都是我生意上的同仁.

Sheis a business associate of mine.

他是我生意上的伙伴.

TOMMY: I had a disagreement with a business associate, you know how it is.

我和某个生意人起了点口角, 你知道的.

His business is in a bad way.

他的生意不景气.

Tom took a cut from all the business they pull.

汤姆从他们拉的生意中抽份子.

With Chinas ascendency in the global economy, it means anyone doing export business is likely to encounter a Mandarin speaker, Ben observes.

随着中国经济在世界的腾飞，任何一个做出口生意的人都很有可能和说中文的人打交道。

The businesses cover from running hotels and restaurants to rickshaws for tourists.

这些生意包括开旅馆、饭店、为游客拉人力车.

I have come to make a contract with you for the business under discussion.

我是来就正在洽谈的这笔生意与你方签订合同的.

Since he was apt at various crafts for making stuffed bun, his products were provided with peculiar features in color, scent, taste and shape, which won him a booming business.

因为他做包子的手艺很好，而且他的包子在颜色、香气、味道以及外形上面都很与众不同，所以这些就为他赢得了很多的生意。

When he referred to that incident of last year, he upset the applecart and the whole deal fell through.

他提到去年的那起事件，令前功尽弃，整笔生意就此泡汤。

No longer do people have to gather round the agora to do their business.

人们不再需要聚集到集市上来做生意了。

In the food processing sector, operators are ruined by becoming too dependent on one customer& who then cancels their supply contract; or they crash thanks to exposure to major commodity price swings; or occasionally they cease trading owing to factory fires or similar catastrophes.

在食品加工行业，经营者因过于依赖一个顾客、结果供应合同遭取消而被摧毁；或因对主要大宗商品价格波动的风险敞口而倒闭；又或者偶尔因工厂火灾或类似灾难而停止生意。

When the Buttonwood Agreement that laid the foundations of the New York Stock Exchange was signed in 1817, it had just two provisions: that brokers dealt only with each other and that no one undercut the others on commission.

梧桐树协议（buttonwood agreement）奠定了纽约证交所（new york stock exchange）的基础，这项协议于1817年签署时仅有两项条款：经纪人只与经纪人打交道，不能降低佣金来抢别人的生意。

It was an old and flourishing high class butchery.

那是一家古老而生意兴隆的高级肉店。