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administrate |
To administrate is to manage the running of a business.
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advertise |
To advertise is to create publicity in order to product or service.
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consume |
To consume is to use goods or services.
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export |
To export is to sell commodities to a foreign country.
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import |
To import is to buy commodities from a foreign country.
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invest |
To invest is to lay out money or capital in an enterprise with the expectation of profit.
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sign |
To sign something is to mark it with your name.
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trade |
To trade is to exchange goods for money or other goods.
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transport |
To transport something is to move it from one place to another.
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