Definition of salesmanship in English:

salesmanship

nounˈseɪlzmənʃɪpˈseɪlzmənˌʃɪp

mass noun

The skills and methods used in selling or promoting commercial products.
you have to admire the slick salesmanship behind the marketing
this aggressive salesmanship borders on harassment
Example sentencesExamples
- He put his finger on our prime weakness: a gullibility to the wiles of salesmanship.
- The capacity just to listen well to what people are telling you is an essential element of salesmanship.
- The conversation is a typical mix of subtle salesmanship and good humour.
- Seeing the programme reminded me of the best bit of salesmanship I ever heard.
- A recruiter might learn new methods of salesmanship to sign up recruits.
- Today, the best software maintenance is part salesmanship.
- Familiarising new products among consumers goes a long way in sharpening their across-the-counter salesmanship.
- Politically, the idea is a potential disaster, which will take a lot of salesmanship and flowery prose to avert.
- The more growers a group represented, the more bargaining power it had behind its salesmanship.
- Persuading patients to dig into their own pockets is going to demand some intense salesmanship.

Definition of salesmanship in US English:

salesmanship

nounˈseɪlzmənˌʃɪpˈsālzmənˌSHip

The skills and methods used in selling or promoting commercial products.
you have to admire the slick salesmanship behind the marketing
this aggressive salesmanship borders on harassment
Example sentencesExamples
- The capacity just to listen well to what people are telling you is an essential element of salesmanship.
- Today, the best software maintenance is part salesmanship.
- He put his finger on our prime weakness: a gullibility to the wiles of salesmanship.
- Politically, the idea is a potential disaster, which will take a lot of salesmanship and flowery prose to avert.
- Persuading patients to dig into their own pockets is going to demand some intense salesmanship.
- A recruiter might learn new methods of salesmanship to sign up recruits.
- The more growers a group represented, the more bargaining power it had behind its salesmanship.
- The conversation is a typical mix of subtle salesmanship and good humour.
- Seeing the programme reminded me of the best bit of salesmanship I ever heard.
- Familiarising new products among consumers goes a long way in sharpening their across-the-counter salesmanship.

单词	salesmanship
释义	Definition of salesmanship in English: salesmanship nounˈseɪlzmənʃɪpˈseɪlzmənˌʃɪp mass noun The skills and methods used in selling or promoting commercial products. you have to admire the slick salesmanship behind the marketing this aggressive salesmanship borders on harassment Example sentencesExamples He put his finger on our prime weakness: a gullibility to the wiles of salesmanship. The capacity just to listen well to what people are telling you is an essential element of salesmanship. The conversation is a typical mix of subtle salesmanship and good humour. Seeing the programme reminded me of the best bit of salesmanship I ever heard. A recruiter might learn new methods of salesmanship to sign up recruits. Today, the best software maintenance is part salesmanship. Familiarising new products among consumers goes a long way in sharpening their across-the-counter salesmanship. Politically, the idea is a potential disaster, which will take a lot of salesmanship and flowery prose to avert. The more growers a group represented, the more bargaining power it had behind its salesmanship. Persuading patients to dig into their own pockets is going to demand some intense salesmanship. Definition of salesmanship in US English: salesmanship nounˈseɪlzmənˌʃɪpˈsālzmənˌSHip The skills and methods used in selling or promoting commercial products. you have to admire the slick salesmanship behind the marketing this aggressive salesmanship borders on harassment Example sentencesExamples The capacity just to listen well to what people are telling you is an essential element of salesmanship. Today, the best software maintenance is part salesmanship. He put his finger on our prime weakness: a gullibility to the wiles of salesmanship. Politically, the idea is a potential disaster, which will take a lot of salesmanship and flowery prose to avert. Persuading patients to dig into their own pockets is going to demand some intense salesmanship. A recruiter might learn new methods of salesmanship to sign up recruits. The more growers a group represented, the more bargaining power it had behind its salesmanship. The conversation is a typical mix of subtle salesmanship and good humour. Seeing the programme reminded me of the best bit of salesmanship I ever heard. Familiarising new products among consumers goes a long way in sharpening their across-the-counter salesmanship.
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