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Adjective cash-and-carry has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebCash-and-CarryDefinition: Cash-and-Carry refers to a business model where customers must pay in cash and transport the purchased goods themselves. Noun: In commerce, cash-and-carry denotes a store or wholesale outlet that sells goods directly to the public, requiring immediate payment and no delivery services. Example Sentence: I went to the cash-and-carry store to buy bulk groceries for my restaurant. Adjective: Cash-and-carry can be used as an adjective to describe the type of business activity or transaction that involves cash payment and self-service transportation. Example Sentence: They had a cash-and-carry sale, where customers could buy products at discounted prices and take them home immediately. Related Products: Cash-and-Carry Products on Amazon | ||||
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