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Definition of trader - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
commerceperson who buys and sells goods
- The trader bought coffee beans to sell at a higher price..
2.
financeTECH. individual trading on their own accountTECH.
- She is a trader who invests her own money.
3.
maritimeTECH. vessel used for transporting goods in tradeTECH.
- The trader sailed across the ocean with its cargo.
Images of trader
vessel used for transporting goods in trade
Expressions with trader
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person who buys and sells horses
The horse trader sold three mares at the auction.
person who buys and sells human beings
The slave trader profited from the inhumane business.
person supporting free trade policies
She is a well-known free trader in the industry.
person trading without employer's knowledge or approval
The bank suffered losses due to a rogue trader.
person who buys and sells stock shares
The stock trader made a profit on the shares.
business owned and run by one person with full liability
He became a sole trader to start his bakery.
trader who operates on the floor of a stock exchange
The floor trader quickly executed trades amidst the bustling market activity..
investor who buys and sells securities within the same day
The day trader profited from quick stock market changes.
investor making decisions without proper analysis or due to market noise
A noise trader bought stocks just because others did.
professional who manages client relationships and executes trades
As a sales trader, she ensures her clients' trades are executed efficiently.
Origin of trader
Middle English, trade (path)
Terms with trader included in their meaning
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trader
person who buys and sells goods
parts trader
person or business trading in computer parts
trader
person who buys and sells jewellery
trader
person who buys and sells jewelry
trader
person or business that buys and sells trucks
wholesale
trader involved in large-scale salt distribution
business
goods regularly sold by a trader or business
economic power
very wealthy trader or company leader with major political influence
history
historical trader of valuable salt
trader
person or firm trading securities
finance
independent trader acting for themselves
finance
trader focused on financial fundamentals
ancient trade
merchant or trader in biblical texts
finance
trader not engaged in buying and selling for profit
commodities
trader exploiting price differences in commodities
trading
situation where a trader profits from non-public information
person
Hindu merchant or trader
exchange
trader exchanging goods instead of money
slave trader
person who engages in the slave trade
history
French-Canadian fur trader and explorer in North America
acr: good till canceled
remains active until the trader cancels it
acr: high-frequency trader
person who trades stocks very fast
timber merchant
dealer or trader in timber
trade
historical trader who undertook risky overseas trade ventures
Examples of trader in a sentence
As a trader, she specialized in antique furniture. The trader made a fortune in the stock market. As a trader, he faced many financial risks. The old trader was docked at the harbor. A new trader was commissioned for the spice route.
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- French:commerçant, trader, ...
- German:Händler, Trader, ...
- Italian:mercante, trader, ...
- Spanish:comerciante, trader, ...
- Portuguese:comerciante, operador, ...
- Chinese:商人, 投资者, ...
- Japanese:商人, 個人投資家, ...
- Arabic:تاجِر, مُتَداوِل, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹחֵר, סוֹחֵר פְּרָטִי, ...
- Russian:торговец, трейдер, ...
- Ukrainian:торговець, трейдер, ...
- Hindi:व्यापारी, ट्रेडर, ...
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