Translation of Kazakh word "франшиза" to English
франшиза
/frɑnʃizɑ/
Meaning
NounA licence granted by a company allowing someone to sell its goods or services in a particular area; a business run under such a licence.
How to use
A business term borrowed through Russian. Spelled identically in both languages.
🇬🇧 English
franchise
Example
Жас кәсіпкер халықаралық кофехана желісінің франшизасын алып, өз қаласында жаңа дәмхана ашты.
The young entrepreneur acquired a franchise of an international coffeehouse chain and opened a new café in his city.
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- франшиза сатып алу— to buy a franchise
- Жас кәсіпкер халықаралық кофехана желісінің франшизасын алып, өз қаласында жаңа дәмхана ашты.— The young entrepreneur acquired a franchise of an international coffeehouse chain and opened a new café in his city.
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What does the Kazakh word "франшиза" mean?▼
The Kazakh word "франшиза" means "franchise" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Жас кәсіпкер халықаралық кофехана желісінің франшизасын алып, өз қаласында жаңа дәмхана ашты." (which translates as "The young entrepreneur acquired a franchise of an international coffeehouse chain and opened a new café in his city.").
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