Translation of Romanian word "desfacere" to English
desfacere
/desfaˈkere/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe process of applying heat or fire, especially to clay, etc., to produce pottery.
How to use
The noun "desfacere" primarily refers to the commercial act of selling or distributing goods, often in the context of a market or sales network (e.g., "punct de desfacere" - point of sale). While it can also mean 'unfastening' or 'undoing', this usage is less common in modern Romanian, especially in business contexts. It is a feminine noun.
🇬🇧 English
firing
Example
Avem un plan desfacere pentru viitor.
We have a firing plan for the future.
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Common phrases
- punct de desfacere— point of sale
- rețea de desfacere— distribution network
- desfacere a mărfurilor— sale of goods
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Frequency rank: #1053 in Romanian
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What does the Romanian word "desfacere" mean?▼
The Romanian word "desfacere" means "firing" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ea a ales o nouă concediere ieri." (which translates as "We have a firing plan for the future.").
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