purchasing order

基本解釋

To prepare materials for production and make purchasing order according to the inventory;
準(zhǔn)備産品生産所需的物料，根據(jù)庫(kù)存制定採(cǎi)購(gòu)訂單；
In the early days, many IPOs were set up to handle tactical things such as purchasing order transactions.
早些年，許多IPO的成立衹是爲(wèi)了処理訂單交易之類的戰(zhàn)術(shù)性採(cǎi)購(gòu)活動(dòng)。
Buyer shall, after placing a purchasing order to Seller , deliver relevant manufacturing materials to Seller in advance.
買方在給賣方下子訂單後應(yīng)該提前給其相關(guān)制造的原料。

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