this is the glossary for to define and explain each of the words: supply and demand.
among
noun
ituated more or less centrally in relation to (several other things)
Example: Systematic decision-making AMONG consumers may be less common than is generally assumed, and this limits the value of this approach.
es: entre
appearance
noun
the way that someone or something looks.
Example: Time of APPEARANCE and Fusion of Ossification Centres as Observed by Roentgenographic Methods.
es: apariencia
appointments
noun
an act of assigning a job or position to someone
Example: See 'Data collection') Must be willing to talk to a researcher about their APPOINTMENTS and treatment regime, and about their diary for up to an hour on two separate occasions, and for their responses to be audio taped.
es: equipo
businessmen
noun
a man who works in commerce, especially at executive level.
Example: In cities bushmeat is sold mainly to the urban elite and restauranteurs (Peterson and Ammann, 2003) and so continues to be a valuable commodity to many BUSINESSMEN and women.
es: empresarios
changing
noun
make (someone or something) different; alter or modify.
es: cambiando
cheerful
noun
noticeably happy and optimistic.
Example: Subjective - CHEERFUL mood, euthymic. 's sleep pattern has been disturbed for the past week, her motivation levels appeared to be normal and she was still able to carry out her normal activities.
es: alegre
clam
noun
a marine bivalve mollusc with shells of equal size.
Example: Larger context for CLAM in Corpus
es: afirmar
demand
noun
the demand would be the quantity and quality of goods and services that can be purchased, at the different prices proposed by the market, by consumers at a given time.
Example: DEMAND for British agricultural produce could decrease, resulting in the farm receiving a lower Price for its goods.
es: demanda
gamers
noun
a person who plays video games or participates in role-playing games.
Example: Person who assiduously engages in a game.
es: jugadoras
great
noun
of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above average.
Example: The use of the GREAT apes in laboratory experiments was formally band in 1997 within the UK, the act also band the use of wild caught primates in the UK during the same year. However the ban of the GREAT ape in laboratory experiments does not exist in all the countries of the world.
es: estupendo
high price
noun
costing a great deal; expensive.
Example: However, this leads to unequal exchange between countries " 'selling capital-intensive (thus cheap) products for a HIGH PRICE and buying labour-intensive (thus expensive) products for a low price.
es: precio alto
jewellery
noun
personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or bracelets, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal.
Example: This was further accentuated by their tendency to wear JEWELLERY and piercings and display tattoos.
es: joyerÃa
judget
adjective
Form a judgment or opinion about a person or thing.
es: juzgar
launch
noun
start or set in motion (an activity or enterprise)
Example: In my view the most important effect of the battle was the fact that it left Vitellius' most important commander, Fabius Valens, short of troops and unable to LAUNCH an effective defence of Rome.
es: lanzamiento
luxurious
adjetive
extremely comfortable or elegant, especially when involving great expense.
Example: Organic is a LUXURIOUS purchase The typical Waitrose organic customer is wealthier than the customers shopping at the competitor supermarkets. The most important feature of organic products that should be therefore emphasised is the LUXURIOUS character of purchase, that is not at all common yet.
es: lujoso
overall
noun
taking everything into account.
Example: Moreover the surprise or excitement of this evaluation is thought to be of finite duration, so that satisfaction soon decays into (but nevertheless greatly affects) one's OVERALL attitude toward purchasing products
es: en general
packaging
noun
Box or any wrapping with which an object to be transported is protected
Example: PACKAGING aesthetic, a cheery color with a tersely shape, is practicality favored by Chinese.
es: embalaje
perhaps
noun
used when one does not wish to be too definite or assertive in the expression of an opinion.
Example: PERHAPS breeding cycles need to be regulated because an all year round supply is essential for success.
es: quizas
supply
noun
make (something needed or wanted) available to someone; provide.
Example: The introduction of a locally distributed seed programme to SUPPLY affordable high quality seed to growers, which would, in turn, if successful, be self-sustaining.
es: oferta
supports
noun
bear all or part of the weight of; hold up.
Example: In conclusion, the evidence highlighted within the essay strongly SUPPORTS an Out of Africa evolution model, indeed F.Clark Howell agrees that the anatomical data "afford[s]
no support to a continuity model" he believes the multiregional hypothesis is a "fragile, frayed and unfructuous conceptual framework."
