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Silak12 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
I can't begin to understand this?
Hi! everyone.
I was devouring a newspaper when suddenly I found myself confused about the below sentence. Please help me out with it.
"Exports should be made against irrevocable letter of credit or a contract with 25% advance."
Now in the above sentence I don't know why the word "against" is used?
Thanks!
I was devouring a newspaper when suddenly I found myself confused about the below sentence. Please help me out with it.
"Exports should be made against irrevocable letter of credit or a contract with 25% advance."
Now in the above sentence I don't know why the word "against" is used?
Thanks!
Top answer
r=66 It is a common term used in financial transactions.
- r=66 It is a common term used in financial transactions.
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See definition #8 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/against?r=66
It is a common term used in financial transactions.
It is a common term used in financial transactions.
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