Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Dealer"

A: The term "washed-up" is often used to describe a person who was once successful or popular in their profession or field, but has since fallen on hard times or become unsuccessful or forgotten.

For example, a "washed-up musician" might have had a successful career in the past but has not produced any successful music in a long time, or a "washed-up painter" might have once been celebrated for their art but has not produced any noteworthy work in years

A: It’s not a common phrase, can you give some more context?

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A: "He went to the car dealer to buy a car."

"His dealer was arrested after police discovered 1 kg of marijuana in his possession."

A: Dealer : 1) a person who buys and sells goods.
2) a person who sells illegal drugs.
3) the player who distributes the cards at the start of a game. (For example when you play poker the person who gives you the cards is the dealer

Dealership: authorization to sell a commodity.

A: A salesperson is someone hired to sell someone else's product. A dealer is someone who owns a stock of the product, and also both buys and sells it (i.e. "deals in it").

A: A dealer is the distributor of a specific product.
An agency is a business that represents individuals or companies and makes money (usually a small percentage) when their clients make money.

A:
The dealer took me to see the car
The dealer showed me the car

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A: × It was after the dealer and the station executive returned to Japan that they knew that the U.S. had that very unique legal theory about cartoon figures, when the head of the copyright section of the TV station examined the contract signed in the U.S. and noticed that the U.S. had a legal practice to treat cartoon characters as intellectual property.
✓ It wasn't until after the dealer and the station executive returned to Japan that they knew that the U.S. had that very unique legal theory about cartoon figures, The head of the copyright department of the TV station examined the contract signed in the U.S. and noticed that the U.S. had a legal right to treat cartoon characters as intellectual property.

× In other words, the cartoon character was (to use the current term) a core patent, and if he sold it to the other party, he could develop and release any cartoons, animated cartoons, stage plays, novels, products, etc. using the Eighth Man character without any consent from the Japanese original creators of Eighth Man.
✓ In other words, the cartoon character was (to use the current term) a "core patent", and if he sold it to another party, that party could develop and release any cartoons, animated cartoons, stage plays, novels, products, or derivative works using the Eighth Man character without consent from the Japanese original creators.

× It also led to the development of the Japanese animation industry in a different direction than that of the US.
✓ It also led to the development of the Japanese animation industry in a different direction than what was in place in the US.

A: × And now, I am writing this diary eating dried squid.
✓ And now, I am writing in this diary while eating dried squid.

A: Yeah! I’d use another word for ‘dealer’ like ‘locksmith’. Well done!

A: you can also replace "only" with "just" to express disbelief.

A: well done!