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salesmen

n. 推销员

The salesmen get a percentage (ie a commission) on everything they sell.
这些推销员可从推销的商品上获得一定百分比的佣金.
I never listen to (ie believe) what salesmen tell me.
我从不听信推销员的话.

Salesman \Sales"man\ (s[=a]lz"man), n.; pl. {Salesmen} (-men).
[Sale + man.]
One who sells anything; one whose occupation is to sell goods
or merchandise.

Working with the distributors, the salesmen identify a suitable shop; the marketing team finds a contractor to paint a sign for the owner and ensures the quality of the logo. The first foreign investors in Vietnam were pioneers.
Now if somebody would just nudge the salesmen.
The municipal operation, which includes salesmen, traders and bankers, totals about 150 to 200 people, officials say.
In the resort city of Puerto Vallarta, sidewalk real-estate salesmen drape iguanas on their shoulders as come-ons, then switch the conversation to condominiums.
But some residents and traveling salesmen have other objectives: mainly making quick bucks off the hundreds of ecologists, politicians, journalists and officials that have flocked to this town to see the trial.
The company is pulling back many salesmen from the PC arena, leaving more of the territory free for dealers.
Since direct marketing first landed in Japan more than 20 years ago, shady salesmen selling everything from futon mattresses to English-language cassettes have duped crowds of gullible consumers.
With break-in bugs eliminated long ago, GE salesmen have been touting their engines' reliability.
Kidder also plans to cut commissions for retail and institutional salesmen by as much as 7%, firm officials said.
But even though I say it doesn't mean much, we would still like to think that for our salesmen, we're the first call."
Even as executives of Airbus Industrie, the European consortium, and McDonnell Douglas Corp. of the U.S. negotiate possible joint-venture jetliner projects, salesmen for the two companies continue to bump heads.
Three years ago, a pair of E.F. Hutton salesmen went to the Housing Authority of Fulton County, Ga., and urged it to sell $125 million in tax-exempt bonds for low-income housing.
They are notoriously unwilling to pay for unbiased counselling and prefer to accept 'free' advice from salesmen.
Among Kobrin's most aggressive salesmen was Armand DeAngelis.
SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. _ "Capitalize on this," the memo began, and went on to list a dozen selling points for bond salesmen at Lincoln Savings & Loan's branches.
Car salesmen have a lot more practice at selling than most people do at buying, and allowing them to push you into a hasty decision can be a costly error.
But if investors tried to sell, the salesmen would say the stock had fallen below the purchase price.
Now that the First Jersey salesmen have moved over to Sherwood, they've quietly sold their customers about $60 million of Sherwood stock.
Three of the company's salesmen also pleaded guilty to mail fraud, and each was sentenced to a year and a day.
Supplies purchased from the same salesmen will cost a little extra.
Supporters had said it would protect victims from being pestered by alarm salesmen and security companies.
It looks as though the poor old private investor has been trumped again. All the same, unit trust salesmen may have something to look forward to after the relatively lean years of 1990 and 1991.
With its salesmen and service force in a separate subsidiary, the company now can allocate more income to lower-tax states where they actually conclude sales.
Of course, salesmen aren't bound to heed the advice.
Customers have complained that salesmen don't know the products and that servicemen can't fix them.
Beyond that, Mr. Dolan won't say what businesses will go, and instead offers a maxim for conglomerates: "The way to run a successful real estate company is, you get 10 salesmen and at the end of every month the bottom guy is gone."
At 8 a.m., Mr. Raymond described his vision of the company to about 35 engineers, salesmen and other professionals, all of whom he knew from his years in the electronics business.
As in the U.S., most European companies were begun by a few engineers or salesmen with a bright idea for a specific customer.
"That is error," said Attorney Robert Dietz, representing 13 former salesmen of Xerox facsimile devices who brought the appeal seeking to reinstate a 1984 order by the U.S. District Court in New Jersey that had created a conditional class.
It's such idle chatter that sometimes yields valuable tips and contacts in Washington's network of influence salesmen.

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