Definition of businessman in English:

businessman

nounPlural businessmen ˈbɪznɪsmən

A man who works in commerce, especially at executive level.
（男性）商人（尤指高层管理人员）
Example sentencesExamples
- The land was sold on to a developer in 1995 but the mystery businessman continued to have a financial interest.
- Such rare failures seem to matter little to the hordes of western businessmen and women packing the hotel bars of the city's glitzy financial district.
- They live together in the old section of town in a grand three-story home donated by a local businessman.
- With the industry flourishing, more foreign businessmen are beginning to rush in to get a share of the market.
- So far, its leaders and businessmen say the chancellor has not just talked the talk, but walked the walk.
- They're the essence of traditional New England Republican businessmen.
- It's the question businessmen in Miami, London and New York are dying to find out and the question nobody can answer.
- The business school isn't looking for stylish and amusing writers; it is looking for good businessmen.
- It didn't take long to figure out that this complex began as a plaything for a group of six retired and bored businessmen.
- He's a local businessman, and he is most concerned for his employees, some of whom are still missing.
- I've always said that we needed to look at it as businessmen always look at high-risk business investments.
- He fired his deputy president for having ties to a businessman who was recently convicted of corruption.
Synonyms
entrepreneur, business person, industrialist, manufacturer, tycoon, magnate, big businessman, employer
dealer, trader, merchant, wholesaler, buyer, seller, buyer and seller, marketeer, merchandiser, broker, agent, distributor, vendor, tradesman, shopkeeper, retailer, purveyor, supplier, trafficker
French, dated homme d'affaires

Rhymes

businessmen

Definition of businessman in US English:

businessman

noun

1A man who works in business or commerce, especially at an executive level.
（男性）商人（尤指高层管理人员）
Example sentencesExamples
- It's the question businessmen in Miami, London and New York are dying to find out and the question nobody can answer.
- He's a local businessman, and he is most concerned for his employees, some of whom are still missing.
- The business school isn't looking for stylish and amusing writers; it is looking for good businessmen.
- Such rare failures seem to matter little to the hordes of western businessmen and women packing the hotel bars of the city's glitzy financial district.
- The land was sold on to a developer in 1995 but the mystery businessman continued to have a financial interest.
- He fired his deputy president for having ties to a businessman who was recently convicted of corruption.
- With the industry flourishing, more foreign businessmen are beginning to rush in to get a share of the market.
- They're the essence of traditional New England Republican businessmen.
- I've always said that we needed to look at it as businessmen always look at high-risk business investments.
- It didn't take long to figure out that this complex began as a plaything for a group of six retired and bored businessmen.
- They live together in the old section of town in a grand three-story home donated by a local businessman.
- So far, its leaders and businessmen say the chancellor has not just talked the talk, but walked the walk.
Synonyms
entrepreneur, business person, industrialist, manufacturer, tycoon, magnate, big businessman, employer
1. 1.1with adjective A person with a specified level of skill in financial matters.
  his knowledge and talent were never in question, but he was a poor businessman
  Example sentencesExamples
  The smart businessman thinks like a ball and remains in balance no matter what happens.
  The reason I would like to work for Mr. Trump is because I think he is one of the ultimate businessmen.
  The amiable smile for a fleeting moment gave way to the impassive stare of a serious businessman as his mind turned to more serious matters.
  Any businessman who doesn't know the state of his company's finances is not a businessman.
  Oil company executives are businessmen and they are in a business that requires long-term stability.
  Peck was too astute a businessman to believe such a hall could be financially self-supporting.
  Mr Dyke, an astute businessman and inspirational boss, was battling for the BBC's independence.
  Murphy claims too many clubs have people on the board who are good businessmen yet with limited rugby knowledge.
  Our players are independent businessmen, so we like to give them choices.
  I am convinced that no one could have done just as I did, no matter how able a businessman he was.

单词	businessman
释义	Definition of businessman in English: businessman nounPlural businessmen ˈbɪznɪsmən A man who works in commerce, especially at executive level. （男性）商人（尤指高层管理人员） Example sentencesExamples The land was sold on to a developer in 1995 but the mystery businessman continued to have a financial interest. Such rare failures seem to matter little to the hordes of western businessmen and women packing the hotel bars of the city's glitzy financial district. They live together in the old section of town in a grand three-story home donated by a local businessman. With the industry flourishing, more foreign businessmen are beginning to rush in to get a share of the market. So far, its leaders and businessmen say the chancellor has not just talked the talk, but walked the walk. They're the essence of traditional New England Republican businessmen. It's the question businessmen in Miami, London and New York are dying to find out and the question nobody can answer. The business school isn't looking for stylish and amusing writers; it is looking for good businessmen. It didn't take long to figure out that this complex began as a plaything for a group of six retired and bored businessmen. He's a local businessman, and he is most concerned for his employees, some of whom are still missing. I've always said that we needed to look at it as businessmen always look at high-risk business investments. He fired his deputy president for having ties to a businessman who was recently convicted of corruption. Synonyms entrepreneur, business person, industrialist, manufacturer, tycoon, magnate, big businessman, employer dealer, trader, merchant, wholesaler, buyer, seller, buyer and seller, marketeer, merchandiser, broker, agent, distributor, vendor, tradesman, shopkeeper, retailer, purveyor, supplier, trafficker French, dated homme d'affaires Rhymes businessmen Definition of businessman in US English: businessman noun 1A man who works in business or commerce, especially at an executive level. （男性）商人（尤指高层管理人员） Example sentencesExamples It's the question businessmen in Miami, London and New York are dying to find out and the question nobody can answer. He's a local businessman, and he is most concerned for his employees, some of whom are still missing. The business school isn't looking for stylish and amusing writers; it is looking for good businessmen. Such rare failures seem to matter little to the hordes of western businessmen and women packing the hotel bars of the city's glitzy financial district. The land was sold on to a developer in 1995 but the mystery businessman continued to have a financial interest. He fired his deputy president for having ties to a businessman who was recently convicted of corruption. With the industry flourishing, more foreign businessmen are beginning to rush in to get a share of the market. They're the essence of traditional New England Republican businessmen. I've always said that we needed to look at it as businessmen always look at high-risk business investments. It didn't take long to figure out that this complex began as a plaything for a group of six retired and bored businessmen. They live together in the old section of town in a grand three-story home donated by a local businessman. So far, its leaders and businessmen say the chancellor has not just talked the talk, but walked the walk. Synonyms entrepreneur, business person, industrialist, manufacturer, tycoon, magnate, big businessman, employer 1.1with adjective A person with a specified level of skill in financial matters. his knowledge and talent were never in question, but he was a poor businessman Example sentencesExamples The smart businessman thinks like a ball and remains in balance no matter what happens. The reason I would like to work for Mr. Trump is because I think he is one of the ultimate businessmen. The amiable smile for a fleeting moment gave way to the impassive stare of a serious businessman as his mind turned to more serious matters. Any businessman who doesn't know the state of his company's finances is not a businessman. Oil company executives are businessmen and they are in a business that requires long-term stability. Peck was too astute a businessman to believe such a hall could be financially self-supporting. Mr Dyke, an astute businessman and inspirational boss, was battling for the BBC's independence. Murphy claims too many clubs have people on the board who are good businessmen yet with limited rugby knowledge. Our players are independent businessmen, so we like to give them choices. I am convinced that no one could have done just as I did, no matter how able a businessman he was.
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