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71own label — own labels N COUNT Own label is the same as own brand. [BUSINESS] People will trade down to own labels which are cheaper. ...own label cosmetics …
72own brand — own label; distributor brand; private brand; house brand A product sold under a distributor s own name or trademark through its own outlets. These items are either made specially for the distributor or are versions of the manufacturer s… …
73Own VIlla — (Умалас,Индонезия) Категория отеля: 4 звездочный отель Адрес: Jl. Umalas Tunon 1 A, 80361 …
74own recognizance — (OR) A way the defendant can get out of jail pending trial on the charges, without paying bail, by promising to appear in court when next required to be there. Sometimes called personal recognizance. Only those with strong ties to the community,… …
75own label — UK US adjective [before noun] ► MARKETING, COMMERCE used to describe a product that has the name of the store where you buy it, rather than a name used by the company that made it: »Invergordon supplies the supermarket chains with own label… …
76own brand — own brands N COUNT Own brands are products which have the trademark or label of the shop which sells them, especially a supermarket chain. They are normally cheaper than other popular brands. [BUSINESS] This range is substantially cheaper than… …
77own-la|bel — «OHN LAY buhl», adjective. British. = own brand: (Cf. ↑own brand) »[He] has stirred up rival distributors and manufacturers by introducing 50 own label items costing up to a third less than equivalent branded goods (London Times) …
78Own Your Ghost — is the second album by collaborative effort between Themselves and The Notwist, 13 God. On February 3, 2011, Own Your Ghost was announced to be released on Anticon on May 17, 2011 and in Europe May 6, 2011. The album is set to feature ten tracks …
79own brand — adj BrE own brand goods are specially produced and sold by particular shops and have the name of the shop on them American Equivalent: store brand ▪ Tesco s own brand tomato sauce …
80own goal — n BrE 1.) a ↑goal that you accidentally score against your own team without intending to in a game of football, ↑hockey etc 2.) informal an action or remark that has the opposite effect from what you intended ▪ The minister s admission turned out …
