commerce
वाणिज्य
definition
noun
the possible increase of commerce by a great railroad
the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale.
outside the normal commerce of civilized life
social dealings between people.
translation of 'commerce'
व्यापार,
कॉमर्स,
दळणवळण
example
York is promoted as being a centre of 'commerce' and business.
Raised on industry and empire, the capital invests in 'commerce' and culture.
From there stems new business, and with new businesses and new product comes trade and 'commerce' .
Dubai is the capital, catering for 'commerce' and tourism.
I would assume that a prostitute, in ordinary social 'commerce' , does not admit to her profession.
In that city at that time it was the custom that any woman who had 'commerce' with any man not her husband would be taken as an adulteress and die for it, unless she was a woman of the streets.
Everyone suddenly began to see the worth in ‘buying and selling’ and generating 'commerce' to turn a profit.
Do not overlook the reality that the only real security [success] in 'commerce' is repeat business.
Additional money would match an increase in 'commerce' and the value of money would be held constant.
There wasn't a lot of social 'commerce' going on between the two groups.
Today it is a city, much like other major capitals, choked with traffic and bustling with 'commerce' .
The Sava and Danube Rivers used to bring ships and 'commerce' into the capital.
the noise and warmth of human 'commerce'
The renewed relationship can now lead to better trade and 'commerce' between the two nations
There are only two differences; one is that their major activity was 'commerce' and ours is industry.
Rural culture was giving way to urban culture; and trade, 'commerce' and employment were increasing in the cities.
The obvious advantage to this is the vastly increased speed with which 'commerce' can be done over modern communications.
Mr Monks added that by bringing new residents to the area, local 'commerce' and businesses would benefit and it would help rejuvenate the town centre.
Come to think of it, the technique of direct selling was prevalent right from the early days of trade and 'commerce' .
For it is said that it was two months after the marriage before she had 'commerce' with you.
Reputations are crucial for the effective functioning of human society and 'commerce' .
All of these were divisive pressures that must have made not just the distribution of charity amongst the two groups, but also basic social 'commerce' between the Hellenists and Hebrews, extremely difficult.
It is best known for surveys and research into consumer patterns of online shopping and 'commerce' .
outside the normal 'commerce' of civilized life
If we focus on employment, we lose sight of the subtle but very real benefits that 'commerce' and free trade bring.
Electronic 'commerce' , or e-commerce as it is known, is beginning to revolutionize the way firms do business.
Many of them spend a large part of their lives in a world of 'commerce' that emphasizes producing and selling goods and services.
Unfortunately business and 'commerce' is a lot more complex than that.
the possible increase of 'commerce' by a great railroad
the changes in taxation are of benefit to 'commerce'
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