vendor — ven·dor / ven dər, ven dȯr/ also vend·er / ven dər/ n: one that sells something Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. vendor … Law dictionary
vendor — 1590s, from late Anglo Fr. vendor, from vendre to vend, from L. vendere to sell (see VEND (Cf. vend)) … Etymology dictionary
vendor — vendor, vender The usual spelling for this formal and legal word meaning ‘seller’ is vendor. In AmE, vender is also used … Modern English usage
Vendor — Vend or, n. [See {Vender}.] A vender; a seller; the correlative of vendee. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
vendor — [n] person who sells wares businessperson, dealer, hawker, huckster*, merchant, outcrier, peddler, pitcher, traveler, traveling salesperson; concept 348 Ant. customer … New thesaurus
vendor — (US also vender) ► NOUN 1) a person or company offering something for sale. 2) Law the seller in a sale, especially of property … English terms dictionary
vendor — [ven′dər, ven dôr′] n. [Anglo Fr < Fr vendre] 1. one who vends, or sells; seller 2. VENDING MACHINE … English World dictionary
Vendor ID — PCI configuration space конфигурационное адресное пространство конфигурационное адресное пространство. Оно состоит из 256 байт, которые можно адресовать, зная номер шины PCI, номер устройства и номер функции в устройстве. Первые 64 байта из 256… … Википедия
vendor — a seller of goods or of a business. Glossary of Business Terms Seller or supplier. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * vendor vend‧or [ˈvendə ǁ ər] noun [countable] formal LAW COMMERCE someone who is sellin … Financial and business terms
vendor — vend|or [ˈvendə US ər] n 1.) someone who sells things, especially on the street news vendor/ice cream vendor etc ▪ He bought a copy from a newspaper vendor. ▪ the shouts of street vendors 2.) formal or law someone who is selling something ▪… … Dictionary of contemporary English
