Example: Ideally, the marketing mix is adjusted to take account of each stage
es: tener en cuenta
anything
This short phrase nominally and semantically multiple can refer to foreseeable events
Example: “I have a mobile phone but in order to put anything
in my calendar,
es: cualquier cosa
appearance
adjetive
Set of characteristics or circumstances with which a person or a thing appears or is presented to the eye or to the understanding
Example: By identifying specific customer needs a business can adjust the features, appearance, price and distribution method for a target market segment.
es: apariencia
bought
verb
Acquire one thing in exchange for money
Example: Such designer brands can only be bought at exclusive
es: compro
changing
verb
Leave one thing or situation to take another
Example: New technologies and changing fashion means goods and services
es: cambiando
customer
adverbio
Person who buys in a commercial or public establishment, especially one who does so regularly.
Example: By identifying specific customer needs a business can adjust the features
es: cliente
decided
Make a final determination on an issue.
Example: Robert DiNozzi decided there had to be a better way.
es: decidir
developing
verbo
Make a thing or person go through a series of successive states, so that it grows, increases or progresses
Example: Market research findings are important in developing the overall marketing mix for a given product
es: desarrollando
devices
Example: “It’s an exploding marketplace, right now. There are
hundreds of millions of devices out there right now that we can reach.
es: dispositivo
film
noun
Tape made of light-sensitive material on which photographic or film images are printed.
Example: if the
movie’s not good it will die off. So really what supports a film,
es: pelicula
fingers
adjective
Elongated part where the hand and foot end in vertebrates
Example: such an arduous
process of hunting and pecking and typing in with my fingers.
es: dedos
game
Activity that is generally carried out for fun or entertainment and in which some capacity or skill is exercised.
Example: The company makes game
apps for mobile devices.
es: juego
helping
verb
Do something in a disinterested way for another person to alleviate their work, to achieve a certain goal, to alleviate or avoid a situation of distress or risk that may affect them, etc.
Example: Jennifer Lopez is helping Moonshark with a finger break-dancing game
called “Dance Pad.”
es: ayudando
hunting
verb
Search or chase animals
Example: process of hunting and pecking and typing in with my fingers
es: cazar
increase
adjective
aumentar
Example: the marketing department’s objectives, e.g,
increase annual sales by 5%.
es: incrementar
inexpensive
adjective
economico
Example: Market stalls generally sell inexpensive items.
es: barato
many
adjective
It indicates a high amount, number, intensity or degree, especially when it is greater than expected or what is usually considered normal.
Example: Smartphones, tablet computers and e-readers have become a part of
everyday life for many people.
es: muchas
perhaps
It indicates that what is stated is considered possible, but not certain.
Example: . He is perhaps most
well-known as the executive producer of “Flight Plan,”
es: quizas
recognition
Acción de reconocer o reconocerse
Example: The two used voice recognition software from a company called Nuance to build “VoiceCal.”
es: reconocimiento
remember
verb
Bringing something perceived, learned or known to one's memory, or holding something in mind.
Example: , stop what I was doing or wait until
I got somewhere to remember to do it because