business firm
英 [ˈbɪznəs fɜːm]
美 [ˈbɪznəs fɜːrm]
商号（行），贸易公司，商业企业
英英释义
noun
- the members of a business organization that owns or operates one or more establishments
- he worked for a brokerage house
双语例句
- We transacted business with the firm.
我们和这家公司交易。 - Is this business on a firm footing?
这生意有稳固的立足之处吗？ - Their factory has established a relationship with a Hong Kong business firm.
他们厂跟一家港商搭上钩了。 - He entered into negotiations with a business firm last week.
上周他与一家公司开始谈判。 - Voss used to handle hostage negotiations for the FBI and has since founded Black Swan, a business advisory firm that specializes in negotiations.
沃斯曾经为联邦调查局（FBI）设计过人质谈判策略，后来创建了以谈判策略见长的商业咨询机构黑天鹅公司（BlackSwan）。 - The business firm received a government loan.
那家商行得到政府的一笔贷款。 - The ultimate goal of a business firm is to increase its value.
企业发展的终极目标是不断提升企业价值。 - Customer who do a large amount of business with a firm and have a credit account with that firm.
能赊购的大客户；与某商号做大量生意并与它有赊购帐安排的顾客。 - Damage to property of a business firm would be a direct loss, but the loss of business earnings because of a fire on its premises would be an indirect loss.
直接损失是现有财产的减少；间接损失就是可得利益的丧失。例如：固定资产的损害应为直接损失，而由此带来的经济收入的损失应为间接损失。 - Traditional labor cost analysis only uses evaluation of index statistics to come up with the judgment of the efficiency of a business firm's labor cost but rarely carried out the discussion about the usage of the result of that analysis to adjust labor cost.
传统的人工成本分析方法往往只通过指标测算给出企业人工成本效率的判断，但在如何利用人工成本分析的结果进行人工成本调整方面的讨论却比较少。