- •Choosing an Overseas Market part 1 dialogue 1
- •Ex.3. Translate the following sentences into English
- •Meeting with a Potential Customer
- •Dialogue 2
- •Unit 3 Clinching a Deal
- •Export-Import Documentation
- •Dialogue 1
- •Problem-solving
- •Methods of Payment part 1 dialogue 1
- •Insurance
- •Idioms /1.1/
- •Idioms /1.2/
- •Idioms /2.1
- •Idioms /2.2/
- •Idioms /3.1/
- •Idioms /3.2/
- •Idioms /4.1/
- •Idioms /4.2/
- •Idioms /5.1/
- •Idioms /5.2/
- •Idioms /6.1/
- •Idioms /6.2/
- •Idioms /7.1/
- •Idioms /7.2/
- •Idioms /8.1/
Idioms /6.1/
Let me put you in the picture - Let me give you the essential facts of this matter
to give us a foothold in the market - to allow us to enter the market on a small scale
tricky - difficult, complicated
dead easy - very easy
to get the hang of it - to understand how to do it
PART 2 BUSINESS TERMS /6.2/
a write-off - no longer of any value because the goods are so badly damaged
to salvage - to save goods from loss
crushed - pressed or squeezed so that the sides and top of the box are pushed inwards
surveyor - a person who examines and reports on the condition of goods on behalf of the insurer
to inspect - to examine
surveyor's report - the written account of the examination of the damaged goods supplied by the surveyor
to forward - to send on, to pass on
claim - a demand for payment made by the insured person
to take the matter up - to ask the insurer to deal with the matter
to be compensated - to be paid for loss or damage
replacement - goods sent in place of those which were damaged
shipping details - detailed information concerning the consignment
the consignment is handled - the consignment is received in one place and despatched to another
Idioms /6.2/
It won't come to that - It won't happen
Let's keep our fingers crossed - Let's hope we will be lucky
UNIT 7 MARKETING
PART 1 BUSINESS TERMS /7.1/
buying office - an organisation which buys goods produced in one country on behalf of businesses in another country, who then resell the goods
volume of sales - the total amount/quantity of goods sold
to reach the market - to find all the possible customers for your products
direct selling - selling directly to the customer without using an intermediary such as an agent, dealer or importer
marketing operation - an organised system for selling and promoting goods
sales office - an office doing everything necessary to sell the goods
to develop a sales network - to develop a system of selling goods in which all the sales outlets are linked
agent - a person who acts on behalf of another, called the principal, in making contracts with third parties and in buying and selling. He is usually paid a commission for his services by the principal
dealer network - an organised system of distribution using dealers
Idioms /7.1/
to pay off - to be successful
to work like clockwork - to work perfectly
off the record - speaking privately, unofficially
to lead up to something - to approach a topic gradually, to lead the conversation towards what you want to say
between these four walls - what you say will remain a secret
to have something in mind - to have an idea not yet expressed
to have something up your sleeve - to have some information you are hiding from other people
PART 2 BUSINESS TERMS /7.2/
sole distributor - the only distributor of the manufacturer's products in a given area
exclusive dealership - the sole right to sell the goods in a certain area
importer wholesaler - someone who imports goods, holds stock, and resells the products to retailers
to hold stock - to keep stores of the product(s)
commission on sales - payment made to an agent, usually based on the value of the goods sold. It is a percentage (%) of the sales revenue, agreed between the agent and his principal
to buy and sell on one's own account - to buy and sell at one's own risk
to have a stake in - to have a financial interest in