- order to negotiate
- or|der to ne|go|ti|ate['ɔ:də tə ni'gouʃieit]<engl. ; »Auftrag, zu verhandeln«>Auftrag einer Bank an eine ausländische Bank, gezogene Wechsel gegen ↑Akkreditiv (2a) anzukaufen (Wirtsch.).
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order to negotiate
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