Salesman meaning in English
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Definition
a salesman: a seller, a sales representative, a person who sells things
salespeople: people who are employed to sell merchandise in a store or over the phone etc.
Examples
- "They have IT, management training, language courses, etcetera, etcetera... My comrade, a salesman, was even offered an improvisational comedy course."
- "Boorish salesman"
- "Philip : Ok, sales people, drop the phones for a minute and gather round the Sales King - me!"
- "You're aware of Delavigne's policy on non-paying clients - the salesman concerned must make them pay up."
- "After years of research, I'm proud to introduce you all to my newest employee, THX-1134, the ultimate salesperson!"
- "I need you to investigate a salesman named Spencer."
- "Unfortunately, I'm not able to attend the event, as I'm scheduled to see my personal trainer at 8AM, the dentist at 10AM, I have a meeting with the Sales Department at midday, lunch with Harold Warbuckle at 1.30PM, and then a video conference with one of our Australian salespeople at 9PM."
- "Well, the ultimate salesperson needed the ultimate challenge."
- "You are a perfume salesman, isn't that right?"
- "I had to let go of a few salesmen because they weren't meeting their sales objectives."
- "What kind of salesperson are you?"
- "Me, a salesman, seen in the sales department?"
- "How is the best salesman in the world?"
- "I'm dressed as a salesman."
- "Bruno : As I was saying, Philip, I think Brian has the potential to be an excellent salesman, and I want you to be the one to teach him. There's no one better for the job."
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