franchisee — A person or company that operates a business using the brand and business model of another company under a franchise agreement
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A person or company that operates a business using the brand and business model of another company under a franchise agreement
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfræntʃaɪziː/
Korean meaning: 프랜차이즈 계약을 통해 다른 회사의 브랜드와 사업 모델을 사용하여 사업을 운영하는 개인이나 회사
Korean pronunciation: **프랜**차이지
Example Sentences
- The KFC franchisee was so successful that he bought a yacht and named it 'Chicken Ship'.
- Every Subway franchisee must follow strict guidelines about sandwich preparation.
- The pizza franchisee accidentally put pineapple on a customer's order and started the great pineapple pizza debate.
franchisee
NOUN//ˈfræntʃaɪziː//
A person or company that operates a business using the brand and business model of another company under a franchise agreement
A person or company that operates a business using the brand and business model of another company under a franchise agreement
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Origin
프랑스어 'franchise'(특권, 자유)에서 유래되어 상업적 특권을 받은 사람을 의미하게 되었습니다. 중세 시대 왕이 특정 지역에서 사업할 수 있는 특권을 부여한 것에서 시작되었어요.
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“The KFC franchisee was so successful that he bought a yacht and named it 'Chicken Ship'.”
“Every Subway franchisee must follow strict guidelines about sandwich preparation.”
“The pizza franchisee accidentally put pineapple on a customer's order and started the great pineapple pizza debate.”
“Before becoming a franchisee, she worked as a manager for five years.”
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