Wholesale
111wholesale banking — /ˈhoʊlseɪl bæŋkɪŋ/ (say hohlsayl bangking) noun the section of banking services which includes the provision or arrangement of corporate finance and operations in the money market …
112wholesale politics — /ˈhoʊlseɪl pɒlətɪks/ (say hohlsayl poluhtiks) noun the employment of mass marketing techniques to further the interests of a political party, cause, etc., as in television and internet advertising, direct mail, telemarketing, etc. Compare retail… …
113wholesale dealer — / həυlseɪl ˌdi:lə/ noun a person who buys in bulk from manufacturers and sells to retailers …
114wholesale price — / həυlseɪl praɪs/ noun a price charged to customers who buy goods in large quantities in order to resell them in smaller quantities to others …
115wholesale price index — /ˌhəυlseɪl praɪs ˌɪndeks/ noun an index showing the rises and falls of prices of manufactured goods as they leave the factory …
116wholesale trade — / həυlseɪl treɪd/ noun trade that involves buying goods in large quantities at lower prices in order to resell them in smaller quantities and at higher prices to others …
117wholesale banking — /ˌhəυlseɪl bæŋkɪŋ/ noun banking services between merchant banks and other financial institutions (as opposed to retail banking) …
118wholesale dealer — / həυlseɪl ˌdi:lə/ noun a person who buys in bulk from manufacturers and sells to retailers …
119wholesale market — / həυlseɪl ˌmɑ:kɪt/ noun an interbank money market, where banks and other financial institutions deal with each other …
120wholesale price — / həυlseɪl praɪs/ noun the price charged to customers who buy goods in large quantities in order to resell them in smaller quantities to others …