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acquirer    音标拼音: [əkw'ɑɪɚɚ]
让受方

让受方

acquirer
n 1: a person who acquires something (usually permanently)
2: a corporation gaining financial control over another
corporation or financial institution through a payment in
cash or an exchange of stock
3: the financial institution that dispenses cash in automated
teller machines and collects a fee from the bank that issued
the credit card
4: a credit card processing bank; merchants receive credit for
credit card receipts less a processing fee [synonym: {merchant
bank}, {acquirer}]


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    It reflects how easily misinformation can spread in media and everyday conversations Over time, factoids have become a staple in pop culture, particularly in trivia games and social media, underscoring our appetite for quick, digestible bits of information
  • Factoid | Word Genius
    Factoid was first coined by American writer Norman Mailer in his 1973 biography of pop culture icon Marilyn Monroe In what is thought to be the first usage of the term, Mailer described factoids as facts that didn’t exist before being reported in newspapers or magazines — in other words, made up
  • Factoid - definition of factoid by The Free Dictionary
    Thus, factoid originally referred to a claim that appears reliable or accurate, often because it has been repeated so frequently that people assume it is true
  • Factoid - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com
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