Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Businessman"

A: They behave in a strange way, and or have habits that differ from other people.

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A: scrupulous and conscientious both have a definition of wishing and trying to do right

A: You thought I am A but I am actually B. It is in comparison to the subject before this sentence.

A: It's like wishing or hoping to become a businessman in the future. Or get really excited to become one.

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A: He is a businessman

The businessman works late

There is a businessman at the bus stop.

What job does he do? Oh, he is a businessman

A: Example sentence: I am a businessman.
Businessman is type of job. A man who work in business.

A: only the first option is correct. You use “earn” because that verb is linked to the phrase He wants to ( so you need the infinitive )

A: A businessman is a man in business, one who works at a commercial institution while trader is one who gains a livelihood from trading goods or securities.

Trade is part of business activity and business is a term used for all the activities performed by a business enterprise. Trade is the buying and selling of products or goods. and business is dealing in any activity to earn profit either by selling or buying of goods and services but for the sake of profit.

A: They mean the same thing. Become sounds more proper to say in this sense, though.

A: "Businessman" and "merchant" are both related to business, but there are some subtle differences:

1. Businessman: This term typically refers to a person who operates or manages a business or company. A businessman may engage in various business activities such as selling products, providing services, or managing enterprises. This term emphasizes the role of being a business operator.

Examples:
- He is a successful businessman who owns multiple companies.
- That businessman has a significant influence in the international market.

2. Merchant: This term usually refers to a person involved in buying and selling goods. Merchants can be retailers, wholesalers, or individuals or companies engaged in trade. This term emphasizes the aspect of trading and selling goods.

Examples:
- At the market, you will see many merchants setting up stalls to sell various products.
- The town is famous for its abundance of merchants.

In summary, "businessman" focuses more on being a business operator, while "merchant" emphasizes the aspect of trading and selling goods. The difference lies in the focus and scope of business activities.

A: Someone who owns a business would be called an entrepreneur or a proprietor, a businessman/businesswoman would be someone who works in the business sector, usually at a high or executive level, such as an executive officer or director. So yes, it would be correct to say that a business person works for a company and does not own the company.

A: "I am studying business"

"I am working at a business to learn how to be better"

"I am starting a business"

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A: businessman / businessmen.

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A: I suggest: "Absolutely. Japanese businessman are punctual, but it only applies to the starting time. With the ending time, that is not the case. "

I couldnt think of a better expression to replace "close time".

"Close time" is mostly used when it's about the time a certain place closes, like: "The shop closes at 3h".; so it wouldn't sound good if its about a meeting end time.

A: Who you are talking about ("it") is unclear but here is a better way to word this:
"If you become a scrupulous businessman, you will recieve (get) many opportunities for work."