| 单词 | supply chains |
| 释义 | supply1 /sə-plīˈ/transitive verb (supplyˈing; suppliedˈ)
ORIGIN: OFr suppleier, supplier (Fr suppléer), from L supplēre to fill up supplīˈal noun The act of supplying supplīˈance noun (Shakespeare) Supplying, something to fill up time, pastime, gratification supplīˈant adjective (Shakespeare) Supplementary, reinforcing supplīˈer noun supplyˈment noun (Shakespeare) Replenishment, supplementing supply chain noun (business) The succession of processes and transactions that takes place before a product reaches the final consumer supply curve noun (economics) A graph showing the quantity of a product that producers will offer for sale at different prices supply day noun In the House of Commons, a day in which backbenchers may debate and vote on government expenditure supplyˈ-side economics singular noun The theory that economic activity is a function of the supply of money, and that the level of economic activity may be regulated by increasing or reducing the money supply by devices such as taxation supplyˈ-sider noun An advocate of supply-side economics Commissioners of Supply A former administrative and rating authority in Scotland, superseded by the County Council in short supply see under short |
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