franchise

n.

选举权；参政权；特许权；经销权

vt.

赋予特权；赋予公民权；

复数：franchises过去式：franchised过去分词：franchised现在分词：franchising第三人称单数：franchises

franchise chain特许连锁

franchise rights特许经营权

1. That fast food business have expanded through the sale of franchise.
   该快餐店通过出售特许经销权而扩大了生意。
2. In Britain, women were given the franchise in 1918.
   英国妇女于一九一八年获得了选举权。
3. The family owns a franchise chain of restaurants .
   这个家庭拥有一个特许经营的联营餐馆公司。

1. His sandwich bar was so successful that he decided to franchise it.
   他的三明治酒吧很成功,他决定出售其专营权。

The Economics of Franchise Contracts
The economics of franchise contracts ☆
Franchise Bidding for Natural Monopolies-in General and with Respect to CATV
Vertical integration in Franchise systems: Agency theory and resource explanations
The Theory of the Firm and the Structure of the Franchise Contract
The Theory of the Firm and the Structure of the Franchise Contract
Why Did West Extend the Franchise? Democracy, Ineqiality and Growth in Historical Perspective
Banks with Something to Lose: The Disciplinary Role of Franchise Value
Why Did the West Extend the Franchise? Democracy, Inequality, and Growth in Historical Perspective
Perceived Benefit and Franchisor Assistance Supporting the Competitiveness of Non-retail Franchise Business with Application to Read...