I'm not quite sure about which the differences are between those words. In which case each of them should be used ?
Thanks in advance, teacher.
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I'm not quite sure about which the differences are between those words. In which case each of them should be used ?
Thanks in advance, teacher.
Go to:
Dictionary.com
enter each word in the search box and all will be revealed. Also it is supplier, not supplyer
A caterer is a business that provides food service for another.
A supplier is a business that provides a particular item at an agreed upon price.
supplierA provider provides goods and services at a price.
supplier - definition of supplier by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
supplier - Definitions from Dictionary.com
supplier - Information from Reference.com
Generally speaking, a distributor buys things from wholesalers and sells them to retailers.
A purveyor is pretty much the same thing as a provider or supplier.
~R
A collocation you're very likely to meet when using the net: an ISP is an Internet Service Provider.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonBee
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