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na +2 | No "robarse" a los clientes |
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na +1 | no se permite "caza furtiva" (incursionar en terreno ajeno para propósitos indebidos) |
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na | venta furtiva no permitida |
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no se permite "caza furtiva" (incursionar en terreno ajeno para propósitos indebidos) Explanation: Hi Cecilia! Without more context, I can only offer you this. That's what it sounds like to me. Hope this helps:-) terry Oxford Superlex |
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No "robarse" a los clientes Explanation: La respuesta de Terry está en lo cierto, el término se refiere a la "caza furtiva" como él lo expresó magnificamente, en este caso es la caza de clientes. Por favor lea este ejemplo adonde se usa el término. Se trata de un foro de preguntas y respuestas: "QUESTION: I've recently gone out on my own as a technology consultant. The company where I used to work says I've been poaching their customers. They think I'm the Antichrist of the computer field, but in reality, the customers who came with me say they always go with whom they know.... ANSWER Unless your employment contract had a non-compete clause or a provision against poaching customers that you're worried about, the wisest course is simply to do great work -- offer exceptional value and service to your customers.." Suerte y saludos de Oso ¶:^) Reference: http://www.guru.com/channel/work/askexpert/Q170.jhtml |
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