Emptor Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɛmptɝ

EMP-ter

UK

ɛmptˈɔː

emp-TAW

परिभाषा

'Emptor' is a formal or legal term meaning 'buyer' or 'person who purchases something', especially used in phrases like 'caveat emptor' (let the buyer beware).

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Rarely used alone in modern English except in the legal phrase 'caveat emptor'. Highly formal and mostly appears in legal texts or discussions about contract law.

• Spanish: comprador
• Portuguese (BR): comprador
• Portuguese (PT): comprador
• Chinese (Simplified): 买方
• Chinese (Traditional): 買方
• Hindi: खरीदार
• Arabic: المشتري
• Bengali: ক্রেতা (আইনসম্মত)
• Russian: покупатель (юридический термин)
• Japanese: 買主（法律用語）
• Vietnamese: bên mua (thuật ngữ pháp lý)
• Korean: 매수인 (법률 용어)
• Turkish: alıcı (hukuki terim)
• Urdu: خریدار (قانونی اصطلاح)
• Indonesian: pembeli (istilah hukum)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The emptor must be aware of the product's condition before buying.

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In every sale, the emptor takes on some risk.

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The contract protects the emptor as well as the seller.

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It's a classic case of 'caveat emptor'—the buyer didn't read the details.

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As the emptor, you should always ask questions before finalizing a deal.

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Legally, the responsibility often falls on the emptor to check for problems.

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