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kantar
[kahn-tahr]
noun
(in some Middle Eastern countries) a unit of weight corresponding to the hundredweight, but varying in different localities.
kantar
/ æˈɑː /
noun
a unit of weight used in E Mediterranean countries, equivalent to 100 pounds or 45 kilograms but varying from place to place
Word History and Origins
Origin of kantar1
Example Sentences
The £1 promise was Poundland's "most compelling proposition", says Howard Lake, a retail consultant at Kantar.
It stocked so many different products – from food to clothing, to homewares and baby products – that it became, says Kantar's Howard Lake, a "supermarket-general store hybrid".
Between June and August 2011, market research company Kantar conducted a poll of "nearly 54,000 adults in 39 countries" and concluded United had 659 million global "followers".
According to market research firm Kantar, Britons spent about £2.8bn on fried chicken from fast food shops in the year to 20 April.
Beyond small businesses, broadcast network ABC also stands to benefit from airing the show — in 2020, a 30-second ad during the telecast cost $2.15 million, on average, according to marketing data firm Kantar.
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