retail

retail
1 noun
(vente f au) détail m;
∎ a wholesale and retail business un commerce de gros et de détail
retail audit audit m des détaillants; retail auditor audit des détaillants, auditeur(trice) m, f des détaillants;
retail bank banque f de détail;
retail banking banque de détail;
retail chain chaîne f de détail;
retail company maison f de détail;
retail customer client(e) m, f qui achète au détail;
retail dealer détaillant(e) m, f;
American retail elephant magasin m de grande distribution (qui domine une zone donnée); retail goods marchandises f pl au détail;
retail outlet magasin de (vente au) détail, point m de (vente au) détail;
retail panel panel m de détaillants;
retail park zone f commerciale;
retail price prix m de détail;
British ECONOMICS Retail Price Index indice m des prix de détail;
retail price maintenance prix imposé;
retail sales vente au détail;
retail shipment expédition f de détail;
retail shop magasin de (vente au) détail;
retail trade (commerce m de) détail
2 transitive verb
vendre au détail
3 intransitive verb
se vendre (au détail);
∎ they retail at £50 each ils se vendent à 50 livres la pièce

Located in a mall near P&G's headquarters in suburban Cincinnati, the 4,700-square-foot retail outlet is being regarded by the company as a test. However, executives say P& G does not plan on entering the retail arena. Instead, the company will use the store to launch new products and refine offerings.


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