Examples of using Hypermarkets in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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unfamiliar people, fears of criticism, fear of making purchases in hypermarkets, fear of business negotiations with new potential partners.
we employ more than 9,000 staff, operate 36 shopping centers- hypermarkets in 20 provinces all over the country in Ho Chi Minh City.
In particular, spending on food and personal care items in supermarkets, convenience stores and hypermarkets is increasing in key markets in Southeast Asia.
In France, hypermarkets are generally situated in shopping centers(French: centre commercial
Japanese hypermarkets may contain restaurants, manga(Japanese comic) stands, Internet cafes,
According to the study, mainland consumers made fewer trips to hypermarkets, which still accounted for 27.5 per cent of sales value in the total urban retail market last year.
Inexpensive clothes can be found at the clothing department of chain hypermarkets such as Ito Yokado or affordable basic clothing stores such as Uniqlo.
operating 774 hypermarkets, 817 superstores
While major apparel brands like Dockers and Liz Claiborne have already marketed extensively easy-care clothes, major hypermarkets, like Walmart, also offer more merchandise of such quality.
While major clothing brands like Dockers and Liz Claiborne have already marketed extensively easy-care clothing, major hypermarkets, like Wal-Mart, also offer more merchandise of such quality.
can be purchased in economic and construction hypermarkets, home goods stores,
The growth of Carrefour supermarkets in Brazil and the deployment of smaller store models in inner city areas were not possible compensate for the recession of hypermarkets in France.
which costs real money in large DCs or hypermarkets.
including 125 hypermarkets, with a turnover of€ 3.4 billion in 2015.
can be purchased in economic and construction hypermarkets, home goods stores,
From Carrefour's backbone, these hypermarkets are now becoming the company's Achilles heel, having struggled to compete with a new set of competitors: e-commerce sites like Amazon; more flexible hypermarkets like E. Leclerc; super discount stores;
medical facilities, and hospitals, 24-hour food outlets like 7-11 and hypermarkets as well as recreational,
Promodès opened hypermarkets in Spain during the first years of Spanish economic reform, they quickly captured a large fraction of that country's overall grocery sales
Taiwanese conglomerate Ruentex Group, leaving Alibaba and French firm Auchan Retail with roughly equal stakes in Sun Art's 446 hypermarkets that sell everything from groceries to clothes.
specifications of any hypermarkets.