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Scalper - translation to English
scalper
(n.) = revendedor
Ex: It is estimated that 5Û10 percent of the total 7,000 tickets sold were in the hands of scalpers.
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* ticket scalper = revendedor de entradas
Ex: It is estimated that 5Û10 percent of the total 7,000 tickets sold were in the hands of scalpers.
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* ticket scalper = revendedor de entradas
Scalper
Especulador para ganancias pequeñas.
Un operador de piso que compra y vende rápidamente para tomar ventaja de pequeñas fluctuaciones de precios. Generalmente un especulador está preparado para comprar a la oferta y vender al precio solicitado, dándole liquidez al mercado. El término especulador es usado porque estos operadores intentan obtener un pequeño importe en la operación.
Un operador de piso que compra y vende rápidamente para tomar ventaja de pequeñas fluctuaciones de precios. Generalmente un especulador está preparado para comprar a la oferta y vender al precio solicitado, dándole liquidez al mercado. El término especulador es usado porque estos operadores intentan obtener un pequeño importe en la operación.
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Definition
scalper
(scalpers)
A scalper is someone who sells tickets outside a sports ground or theatre, usually for more than their original value. (AM; in BRIT, use tout
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Another scalper said he'd charge $1000 for a $125 ticket.
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Examples of use of Scalper
1. My dad tried every way he could to get tickets, short of getting scalped by some scalper, but tickets just weren‘t available.
2. On April 15, the Domodedovo court sentenced a former Sibir employee and a ticket scalper to 18 months each in a penal colony for their role in the bombings.
3. "He may be guilty, but the main guilt is with those in charge of airline security." Armen Arutyunyan, a ticket scalper who helped the Chechen women secure tickets, and Nikolai Korenkov, a flight attendant who helped one woman board a plane after check–in had ended, have been sentenced to 1 1/2 years in prison each.