acquirente
buyer
The word 'acquirente' in Italian is used to refer to a person or entity that purchases goods or services. It is the equivalent of the English word 'buyer'. It is often used in legal and business contexts, as well as in everyday conversation.
Example sentences using: acquirente
L'acquirente ha pagato la merce.
The buyer has paid for the goods.
This sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that has recently occurred. The subject ‘the buyer’ is the one performing the action of paying.
Un acquirente ha diritto a un rimborso se la merce è difettosa.
A buyer is entitled to a refund if the goods are defective.
This is a conditional statement in the present tense, explaining a general rule or law that if the goods are defective, the buyer has the right to a refund.
Il trattamento preferenziale è sempre riservato all'acquirente.
Preferential treatment is always reserved for the buyer.
This sentence is in the present tense, stating a fact or a rule that preferential treatment is always given to the buyer.