Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

dry/wet

Arabic translation:

الأغذية / المشروبات

Added to glossary by mohamed aglan
Oct 29, 2018 12:28
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English term

dry/wet

English to Arabic Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
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dry sales ratio, dry/wet transactions, wet sales, wet transactions, dry sales.
What are wet and dry in this context?

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الأغذية / المشروبات

مبيعات الأغذية (الجافة) مقابل مبيعات المشروبات (السائلة) ، راجع الرابط أدناه

In the pubs trade, the phrase 'wet/dry' split refers to the percentage of sales revenue coming from drink sales ('wet') versus food sales ('dry'). A pub that takes most of its money through 'wet' sales won't need as many kitchen staff, will have lower food costs and may not even have a commercial kitchen.

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The Difference Between A Wet and Dry Funding State

Dry funding”: On the day of loan closing, all parties get together to sign mortgage documents, but all of the paperwork required to officially close the loan doesn’t have to be completed at that time. Most importantly, no mortgage funds are distributed to the seller on that day. (Technically, the loan doesn’t officially “close” until all of the paperwork is completed, approved and mortgage funds are dispersed to the seller.)

· “Wet funding”: Much stricter than dry funding, wet funding requires that all of the paperwork needed to officially close the loan must be completed and approved on the exact day of loan closing. With wet funding, the seller receives funds on the loan closing date or within two days thereafter. So wet funding moves the entire closing process along much faster than dry funding.

http://www.cmgfi.com/news/read/the-difference-between-a-wet-...

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