Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
What does it mean to "get it for you wholesale"?
What does this following sentence mean?
I can get it for you wholesale.
I can get it for you wholesale.
Top answer
" This is a lower price than you would usually have to pay in a store or a shop. A "wholesale price" is the price that a retailer (a shop/a store) pays for a product. A store/shop sells the product to customers at a higher price, which is known as the "retail price".
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"I can get it (a product) for you at the wholesale price." This is a lower price than you would usually have to pay in a store or a shop.
A "wholesale price" is the price that a retailer (a shop/a store) pays for a product. A store/shop sells the product to customers at a higher price, which is known as the "retail price".
"I can get it (a product) for you at the wholesale price." This is a lower price than you would usually have to pay in a store or a shop.
A "wholesale price" is the price that a retailer (a shop/a store) pays for a product. A store/shop sells the product to customers at a higher price, which is known as the "retail price".
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