Synonym: exhibitioner, shower. Similar words: exhibit, exhibition, inhibit, prohibit, inhibited, inhibition, prohibited, prohibition. Meaning: [ɪg'zɪbɪtə] n. someone who organizes an exhibit for others to see.
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31. No cancellation or compensation launched by exhibitor will be accepted.
32. Remarks: Exhibitors have to pay the container demurrage charges as from date of arrival vessel till show opening date under the circumstance exhibitor not require to keep the container for return.
33. It is recommended that exhibitor or representative must be present on-site during move-in period.
34. Exhibitor Entrance Permit will be supplied by the Organizer only to delegates listed below.
35. His company attended an international fair as an exhibitor and hired a translator for temporary service.
36. After the banquets, the concerts the table tennis exhibitor, he went home tiredly.
37. Exhibitor are required to remit booth fee to the designated account of the Fair on time.
38. Ceremony with the Curators and exhibitor Mr. Rocco YIM sitting on front row.
39. Every exhibitor should make certain that all shipments are covered by a full comprehensive policy from the time of dispatch from work to Beijing and return (including exhibition period).
40. So there's no financial model that creates an incentive for the exhibitor to make this investment.
41. If you are to advert or an association or exhibitor recommending it,(sentencedict.com) please specify which one?
42. After the banquets, the concerts and the table tennis exhibitor, he went home tiredly.
43. Exhibitor can provide premium or giveaways include DM, promotion material, discount coupon or order taken. Selling products are not allowed.
44. Exhibitor list and its brief introduction on the Expo booklet.
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