chào hàng

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The Vietnamese word "chào hàng" can be translated to "to canvass" or "to promote" in English. It is often used in the context of sales and marketing, referring to the act of introducing products or services to potential customers in order to persuade them to buy.

Simple Explanation:

• Basic Meaning: "Chào hàng" means to present or offer goods or services to someone, often in a commercial setting.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "chào hàng" when talking about sales activities or marketing strategies. It’s commonly used among salespeople or in business discussions.

Example:

• Sentence: "Họ đang chào hàng sản phẩm mới tại hội chợ." Translation: "They are promoting the new product at the fair."

Advanced Usage:

• In a business context, "chào hàng" can also refer to the process of making a formal offer or proposal, especially in a competitive market. For instance, a company may "chào hàng" to different clients to secure contracts.

Word Variants:

• Chào hàng can also be a noun: "chào hàng" (the act of canvassing or a sales pitch).
• Related term: "người chào hàng" means "salesperson" or "canvasser," referring to the person who is doing the canvassing.

Different Meanings:

• While "chào hàng" primarily refers to sales and promotion, in a broader sense, it can also imply any effort to attract attention or interest, such as marketing campaigns for services or events.

Academic

1. Canvass
   • Người đi chào hàng
     Canvasser