05:15 Mar 26, 2001 |
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na | variedad de clientes |
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na | composición de clientes |
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na | Composición de la clientela |
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variedad de clientes Explanation: Saludos, Bye Velazquez Spanish-English Dictionary. |
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composición de clientes Explanation: La palabra "mix" es bastante utilizada en español, con lo que "mix de clientes" es una posible opción (ver vínculo 1). No obstante yo me decantaría por "composición de clientes" (ver vínculo 2), término que se refiere a una relación de los tipos de clientes que componen la cartera de clientes de una empresa. Un saludo Reference: http://www.consultor.cl/noticia8.htm Reference: http://www.laempresa.net/noticias/2000/0005/20000514_07.htm |
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Composición de la clientela Explanation: Del ENCARTA WORLD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.mix [miks ] verb (past mixed, past participle mixed, present participle mix·ing, 3rd person present singular mix·es) 1. transitive verb combine ingredients: to combine ingredients by putting them together or blending them to make a single new substance Mix the flour and dried fruit together. 2. intransitive verb be combined: to become combined, or be capable of becoming combined Oil and water don't mix. 3. transitive and intransitive verb make something by combining: to form or create something by combining separate ingredients Would you mix me a cocktail? 4. transitive verb add something extra: to add something as an extra or later ingredient Mix the fruit into the batter. 5. transitive verb combine things: to do something at the same time as something else, or to arrange things next to or alongside each other able to mix business with pleasure 6. intransitive verb go together: to go well together Reds and greens just don't mix. 7. intransitive verb meet people: to meet other people socially, or enjoy being with other people in social situations 8. transitive verb consume things together: to consume different drinks or foods on a single occasion 9. transitive and intransitive verb RECORDING blend musical sounds: to adjust and blend sounds from prerecorded tracks or live performers to create the desired combination of musical sounds. The process is done either by using a mixing deck or a multitrack tape machine. 10. transitive verb BIOLOGY crossbreed plants or animals: to breed one variety of a plant or animal with a different variety in order to create a new variety noun (plural mix·es) 1. act of mixing something: an act of mixing something, or an occasion on which it is done Give all the ingredients a good mix. 2. combination: a combination or blend of things There's an intriguing mix of styles on her latest CD. 3. substance used to prepare something: a substance, especially a number of dried ingredients in powder form, from which something is prepared cake mix 4. RECORDING musical blend: a balanced blend of live or prerecorded musical sound He thinks the drums are too low in the mix. [15th century. Formed from mixed .] mix·a·ble adjective Encarta® World English Dictionary [North American Edition] © & (P) 2001 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft saludos, :) BD |
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