Type de relation client-fournisseur où le client et le fournisseur sont tous deux des entreprises (ou des personnes morales, ou des personnes agissant à titre professionnel).

B2B2Cnoun

Échanges en ligne via un intermédiaire.

B2Cnoun

Type de relation où le client est un particulier.

Baname

Nom de famille peul.

ba banoun

Trionyx.

ba bao chanoun

Mélange de thé et de divers autres ingrédients, dans la tradition chinoise.

ba daadv

Réponse affirmative à une question négative, mais si, si

ba fenoun

Envie.

ba gaiadj

Querelleur; hargneux; chamailleur.

ba gácnoun

Charrette à bras; tombereau.

ba hoaverb

Bavard ; cancanier ; qui papote, qui a la langue bien pendue.

ba lápadj

Blagueur; fumiste.

ba lênoun

Ballet.

ba lônoun

Havresac.

ba lăng nhăngadj

Qui n'est pas sérieux ; frivole.

ba mươiadj

Trente.

ba phảiverb

Sans personnalité; qui dit toujours oui; qui n'a pas d’opinion personnelle; nègre blanc.

ba queadj

Voyou; canaille; crapule.

ba quânnoun

L’armée; la garnison.

ba sinhnoun

, Les trois existences de l’homme (suivant les conceptions bouddhiques).

ba tiêunoun

, Bananier.

ba trợnadj

Cynique; impudent.

ba vạadj

En pagaïe, en désordre ; délaissé ; à l’abandon.

ba xuânnoun

, Les parents (dont les bienfaits sont comparables à ceux des trois mois du printemps).

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