Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
doing business
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Is there a better way to say do business with partners, something involving cooperation?
Thank you
Is there a better way to say do business with partners, something involving cooperation?
Thank you
Top answer
Hi, Is there a better way to say do business with partners , something involving cooperation ? Well, how about something like Co-operate with partners in a business venture? Clive
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Hi,
Is there a better way to say do business with partners, something involving cooperation?
Well, how about something like
Co-operate with partners in a business venture?
Clive
Is there a better way to say do business with partners, something involving cooperation?
Well, how about something like
Co-operate with partners in a business venture?
Clive
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Thank you Clive.
Well, the context is as follows
These materials developed from the collection of individual experiences, are usually used as instructions for foreigners who are doing business with partners from our country and other nearby countries.
I'm not sure it would fit.
Well, the context is as follows
These materials developed from the collection of individual experiences, are usually used as instructions for foreigners who are doing business with partners from our country and other nearby countries.
I'm not sure it would fit.
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Hi,
How about
These materials, developed from the collection of individual experiences, are usually used to help foreigners who are doing business in partnership with residents of our country and others nearby.
I don't think you need to mention co-operation, that's implicit in the idea of partnership.
Clive
How about
These materials, developed from the collection of individual experiences, are usually used to help foreigners who are doing business in partnership with residents of our country and others nearby.
I don't think you need to mention co-operation, that's implicit in the idea of partnership.
Clive
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Thanks Clive. I see you added a residents part, but it covers the meaning from the original sentence.