A vendor is someone who sells things to people. Usually, vendors sell items in stores or markets. They can sell many types of goods or services.
The vendor sells fruit at the market.
This vendor offers good prices on shoes.
In business, a vendor is a company or person who gives products or services to another business. They often make official agreements to supply these items regularly.
The vendor ships parts to the factory.
Our vendor delivers office supplies weekly.
In technology, a vendor is a company that sells software or hardware products. People or businesses buy these products to use or fix their devices.
The vendor released a new software update.
Our vendor helps fix the computer system.
This meaning describes a person who sells things like food or small goods outside, often on streets or at events. They usually work in informal places like markets or fairs.
The vendor sells ice cream on the street.
A vendor sells flowers by the park.
In legal terms, a vendor is someone who sells property or goods by law. This usually means they have a formal contract with the buyer.
The vendor completed the sale of the house.
The vendor signed the property contract today.
In computer science, a vendor is a business that makes or sells software to customers. They often provide support and updates.
We contacted the software vendor for help.
The vendor provides cloud services to users.
Sometimes, a vendor means a person who sells illegal products or services quietly. This use is informal and often negative.
The police arrested a vendor selling stolen items.
The vendor dealt in illegal goods at night.
