hãng buôn

hãng buôn

Hãng buôn đó chuyên nhập khẩu cà phê.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Commercial firm, trading company: A business organization, typically a company or firm, that is primarily engaged in the buying and selling of goods, often on a wholesale or large-scale basis. It implies an established entity with a formal business structure.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Hãng buôn đó chuyên nhập khẩu cà phê. (That trading company specializes in importing coffee.)
    • Ông ấy làm việc cho một hãng buôn lớnSài Gòn. (He works for a large commercial firm in Saigon.)
    • Hãng buôn này uy tín lâu năm trong ngành. (This trading house has a long-standing reputation in the industry.)
Advanced Usage
  • "hãng buôn sỉ": wholesale trading company.

    • Chúng tôi mua hàng trực tiếp từ hãng buôn sỉ. (We buy goods directly from the wholesale trading company.)
  • "hãng buôn lẻ": retail trading company (less common, as "hãng" often implies larger scale).

    • Cửa hàng này một hãng buôn lẻ nhỏ. (This shop is a small retail trading firm.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Công ty thương mại (n): Commercial company. A more modern and general synonym.
  • Hãng (n): Firm, company, brand. A broader term that can refer to any company, not just trading.
  • Nhà buôn (n): Merchant, trader. Refers more to the individual or family business entity rather than a formal company.
  • Thương hiệu (n): Brand, trademark. Focuses on the brand identity, not the business entity.
Synonyms
  • Trading company: Công ty thương mại.
  • Commercial firm: Hãng kinh doanh.
  • Merchant house: Công ty buôn bán.
Related Phrases
  • Buôn bán (v): To trade, to do business. The verb form of the activity.

    • Họ buôn bán mặt hàng điện tử. (They trade in electronic goods.)
  • Kinh doanh (v/n): To do business / business. A broader term for commercial activity.

Related Idioms
  • Buôn tảo bán tần: To trade diligently and laboriously (often used for small-scale, hardworking trade).
    • ấy buôn tảo bán tần để nuôi con. (She trades diligently to raise her children.) Note: This idiom describes the act of trading, not the "hãng buôn" itself.