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- Goodwill is a voluntary gesture - WordReference Forums
A goodwill repair is one made free of charge after the warranty has expired, and it is fully discretionary on the warrantor, without any legal obligation to do so (i e Car breaks down 1 week after expiration date) In this case ”goodwill” has a literal meaning: cortesía o buena fe Reparación de cortesía por el garante Regards, je
- Free-will donation encouraged | WordReference Forums
Herring, were you was whoever wrote those words going for goodwill? I think that does nuance donation a little as donations are sometimes given somewhat grudgingly As Enquring Mind says, free will is more of a philosophical concept
- shapes (public) opinion and goodwill | WordReference Forums
Goodwill sounds ok to me, but using to shape in that sentence is kind of odd I would say: "it helps contributes promotes public opinion and goodwill" Let's see what the others have to say! : )
- omit to do - WordReference Forums
Company has not done or omitted to do anything which will or might prejudicially affect the goodwill of the Business; This is a context of contract I want to know what does "omit to do" mean? Viewing its literal meaning, I think it means you haven't done anything because of your negligence
- fonds de commerce - WordReference Forums
how do you say in english "fonds de commerce" thanks Moderator note: multiple threads merged to create this one Moderator note: for the figurative meanings of "fonds de commerce", see here and here
- Customer goodwill - WordReference Forums
Bonjour, Pour vous, quel est le sens de "customer goodwill" ? Je ne penses pas que l'on puisse dire "la bienveillance du client" mais je n'arrive pas à trouver mieux Toute suggestion est la bienvenue
- pas très commercial - WordReference Forums
Etre commercial refers to the attitude of being attentive to customers' needs - so you can complain about a service, or about someone who sold you a product You listen to the client, try to find solutions ; it's the same sense as in "faire un geste commercial" (the dico says "goodwill gesture") I don't really know what would you call this
- When is your birthday? - WordReference Forums
Hi guys! Can someone help me please? How is the answer when I say: "When is your birthday?" a) On the 22th of January in the year 1989; or c) On the 22th of January of the year 1989; So which preposition (in or of) should I use? And how is the correct answer? Thank you very much!
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