Cross-border e-commerce is a major strategy to promote economic transformation and development under the new normal. It is a new engine for economic development, a new form of industrial transformation, and a new window for opening up to the outside world. The implementation of the benefits of cross-border e-commerce will also set off a new round of cross-border e-commerce entrepreneurship and innovation. As a starting point for cross-border e-commerce, online stores are necessary for learners to understand some practical English vocabulary related to opening stores. The following are basic vocabulary, not involving expanded vocabulary.
(1) storefront 店面
Example: That small number Wei quoted would presumably fund business with an online storefront and a small amount of goods, which could be sold for proceeds to pay the loan and buy more wares. It is speculated that the small amount of own funds mentioned by Wei might be used to open an online storefront and purchase a small amount of goods. The proceeds from the sale of these goods will be used to continue to provide loans and buy more wares.
(2) marketing 售吗
Example: But what other groups of items do shoppers buy together that are not anticipated by the marketing team? But what other groups of items do shoppers buy together that are not anticipated by the marketing team?
(3) customize: to make according to the customer’s requirements.
Example: You can customize the software in several ways.
(4) demonstration: to show.
Example: to hold/stage a demonstration.
(5) warehouse: Each warehouse reports back to the retailer which portion (if any) of the customer order it was able to fulfil.
(6) operate: to operate.
Example: What skills are needed to operate this machinery?
(7) online: Say I have an online resource that I want you to symbolically pay for.
Example: Say I have an online resource that I want you to symbolically pay for.
(8)ensure
Example: We need to ensure the credibility of the market.
(9)guarantee
Example: Goods are sold with money-back guarantee.