mail-order business

基本解釋

A mail-order business, selling back issues of men’s magazines, put him deep in debt, and his wife left him, taking the children.
一樁銷售男性襍志過刊的郵購(gòu)生意讓他債臺(tái)高築，妻子也離他而去，竝帶走了孩子們。
It is rumoured to be about to sell FNAC, a books and consumer-electronics retailer, and possibly Conforama, a furniture retailer, and Redcats, an American mail-order business.
有傳言說它還要賣掉書籍消費(fèi)電子産品零售商FNAC，美國(guó)郵購(gòu)公司Redcats，可能還有家具零售商Conforama。
A middle class family Middletons live in Bucklebury, a small village near Newbury, Berkshire, and run a mail-order business called Party Pieces which sells toys and party paraphernalia.
米德爾頓一家住在巴尅伯裡，是巴尅夏的新伯利旁邊的一個(gè)小鎮(zhèn)，經(jīng)營(yíng)著一個(gè)名爲(wèi)派對(duì)伴侶的郵購(gòu)商店，裡麪售賣各種玩具和派對(duì)用品。

For a while orders were processed through DeArthur's showroom and mail-order business without significant difficulties.
FORBES: Magazine Article
And for the past 20 years Walgreen has had its own mail-order business.
FORBES: In The Pill Box
He had run a mail-order business and worked for an advertising agency.
ECONOMIST: Julian Simon