=*moverse=, to be moved, driven (machinery) =operadores=, dealers (on 'Change) =partida=, lot (of goods) =perfeccionar=,

Dealers were reluctant (se mostraron contrarios) to do business in the securities.

I have a friend who is a dealer in billiard tables, balls and cues.

, as: Amante (lover), tratante (dealer), dependiente (clerk), etc., used to be termed "present participles," and the analogous forms "amando" (loving), "tratando" (treating), "dependiendo" (depending), etc.

Un tratante en trigos (noun): A dealer in wheat.

=mercader= m. trader, dealer.

=conceptista= conceptist, dealer in double meanings, double-meaning; N =175= 19.

=438.= The game of =parar=, =carteta=, or =andaboba=, as it was variously called, was played as follows: The dealer, who also serves as banker, places two cards face up at his left.

The First Gambler is dealer and banker, as is shown by the fact that he covers the bets (line 466).

The =caballo= is clearly the card that has turned up in front of the dealer.

In the spring of 1946 William H. Schab, a New York dealer, was in Paris, and heard through a friend of the existence of a 1593 Manila book.

Dealer, n. [díler

=combate= m. combat =combatir= oppose =combinación= f. combination =comedia= f. comedy, play =comedimiento= m. decency =comer= eat; devour; gnaw; dine =comercial= commercial =comercianta= f. business woman =comerciante= m. merchant, dealer =comercio= m. commerce, business =cometer= commit =comida= f.

is a recent notion the French attribute to Beaumarchais, a business man with a dark side, an arms dealer and great writer.

=tratante,= m., dealer.

=chalán=, m., trader, dealer (in live stock).

=revendedor=, =-ora=, m. and f., dealer.

=tratante=, m., dealer.

=chaflán=, m., bevel; obtuse angle; chamfer; a dealer in horses; a young laborer.

=leñero=, m., dealer in wood; a South American woodpecker.

=mayorista=, m., wholesale dealer.

Most people of our class lived by selling, one by one, jewels, furs, pictures, art objects, an enterprising class of Jewish dealers having sprung up as by magic to take advantage of the opportunity.