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good will vs goodwill | WordReference Forums Instead, you should pray and seek God's good will hidden within I suspect that where "will" means intention or desire, then "good will" is still written as two words In particular "God's will" is almost in the nature of a set phrase, and to write something like "God's goodwill" as opposed to "God's good will" would completely alter the meaning
with all the goodwill in the world | WordReference Forums Jul 17, 2013 #5 To my ear, goodwill is correct: "With all the goodwill in the world not every parent can take their child to the park every day!" = "With all the goodwill in the world [towards those who suggest such ideas and often do so without thinking them through] not every parent can take their child to the park every day!"
goodwill visit - WordReference Forums A courtesy visit is not the same thing as a goodwill visit A courtesy visit is just a symbolic gesture where no issues are addressed It serves no real purpose other than, as edouard very well puts it, “respecter les convenances diplomatiques” The purpose of a goodwill visit is to promote or consolidate relationships, cooperation
accrued goodwill - WordReference Forums goodwill = crédito mercantil, plusvalía mercantil, reputación comercial o buen nombre - a veces cuando se vende una empresa, se pone un valor a su reputación accrueded = acumulado o devengado Hay un hilo en "extent" con la solución de "to the extent that "
goodwill - WordReference Forums "Goodwill is an accounting concept that describes the value of a business entity not directly attributable to its physical assets and liabilities" Goodwill es lo mismito, mismito, que en España y en muchas partes de América se le llama fondo de comercio y en otros países derecho de llave y que además es la traducción usual
commercial gesture - WordReference Forums Oct 6, 2021 #1 Hello everybody Is the expression "commercial gesture" used in English as a synonym for "gesture of goodwill" in business? Context example : "I really do apologise for the delay in delivery As a commercial gesture, I can offer you a 10% discount on your next order " Are there any other synonyms for "gesture of goodwill"?
people of goodwill, which who ---- | WordReference Forums If people of goodwill, (which is the overwhelming majority of Americans) work together, these are problems we can solve Perfectly valid construction But your version - If people of goodwill, who are the overwhelming majority of Americans working together, these are problems we can solve - doesn't stand up The verb's wrong, but more
omit to do - WordReference Forums Nov 26, 2012 #4 I think another view is possible here: 1 To omit to do something is entirely idiomatic It's in all the dictionaries, and there are plenty of examples in the corpuses 2 It does not mean the same thing as to fail to do something To omit to do something can suggest not doing it consciously and intentionally
rights in get-up rights to goodwill | WordReference Forums Spanish Jan 26, 2012 #2 En mi opinión el significado es el siguiente: rights in get-up o get-up rights, significa "derechos de diseño o sobre aspecto exterior del producto rights to goowill es el derecho al fondo de comercio, al prestigio o reputación de la marca Ignoro si existe un término específico técnico normalizado para esto
Customary - WordReference Forums Context: Somebody sent an invitation to a public meeting held by him, out of goodwill, though he is not serious about my visit I call it a customary invite, since the local customs stipulate such invitations Query: Can I call such invite 'customary' ? If not, what is the alternative? Please