dealmaker in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dealmaker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dealmaker [Am ˈdilˌmeɪkər, Brit diːlˈmeɪkə] N

dealmaker

agente mf

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He's been a developer and a dealmaker and has a high opinion of his negotiating skills, perhaps for good reason.

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Now that is a day in the life of a private equity dealmaker.

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Preparing skilled employees is a critical part of the economic development process, and a dealmaker or breaker to companies seeking new locations.

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For a short-term dealmaker, he's unlikely to care about the debt and inflation consequences.

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In scenes with others, we see the dealmaker, the powerbroker.

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I think people should be focusing on dealbreakers as much as they focus on the dealmakers.

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He was recognized as a moderate dealmaker who supported business interests as well as progressive causes.

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He acts as a dealmaker between deities, and has many contacts reflecting his ability to establish business relationships.

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Records show that cyber intruders also have managed to penetrate the computers of top dealmakers.

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A dealmaker who is an economic nationalist should not just blame the world and revert to costly protections of special interests.

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