Franchising Meaning in English

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Definition

Franchising is a business model where one company (the franchisor) allows another person or company (the franchisee) to use its brand, products, or services in exchange for a fee.

Usage & Nuances

"Franchising" is used mostly in business and legal contexts. Common phrases: 'franchising opportunities', 'franchising model', and 'franchising agreement'. Do not confuse with 'franchise' (the single business outlet) or 'franchisee/franchisor' (the people or companies involved).

• Spanish: franquicia - franquiciado
• Portuguese (BR): franquia - franchising
• Portuguese (PT): franchising - franquia
• Chinese (Simplified): 特许经营
• Chinese (Traditional): 特許經營
• Hindi: फ्रैंचाइज़िंग
• Arabic: الامتياز التجاري
• Bengali: ফ্র্যাঞ্চাইজিং
• Russian: франчайзинг
• Japanese: フランチャイズ展開
• Vietnamese: nhượng quyền thương mại
• Korean: 프랜차이즈 사업
• Turkish: franchising - bayilik sistemi
• Urdu: فرینچائزنگ
• Indonesian: waralaba

Example Sentences

Many fast food chains use franchising to expand quickly.

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The company offers franchising opportunities in several countries.

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He got into franchising because he wanted to run a business, but didn’t want to start from scratch.

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Franchising isn’t for everyone, but it can really help you grow fast if you have the right support.

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There are entire expos dedicated to franchising where you can meet franchisors and learn more about different brands.

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Franchising lets people start a business with an established brand.

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