niche
41niche — noun 1) a niche in the wall Syn: recess, alcove, nook, cranny, hollow, bay, cavity, cubbyhole, pigeonhole 2) he found his niche in life Syn: (ideal) position, slot …
42niche — /ni:ʃ/ noun a special place in a market, occupied by one company (a ‘niche company’) ● They seem to have discovered a niche in the market …
43niche — /ni:ʃ/ noun a special place in a market, occupied by one company (a ‘niche company’) ● They seem to have discovered a niche in the market …
44Niche — Recorded in several spelling forms including Nice, Nise, and Niche, this is an English medieval surname. Recent research suggests that the origin is from the 14th century word nice , and that it developed as a nickname surname, not for somebody… …
45niche — bonniche caniche corniche déniche niche ouananiche péniche …
46niché — déniché niché …
47niche — noun 1 (C) a job or activity that is perfect for someone: She s found a niche for herself in the book trade. 2 (C) a hollow place in a wall, often made to hold a statue 3 (singular) technical all the people who buy a particular product or use a… …
48niche — [niːʃ] noun [C] 1) a job or activity that is very suitable for you She s never really found her niche in life.[/ex] 2) business an opportunity to sell a particular product or service that no one else is selling 3) a small space in a wall where… …
49niche — ni|che sb., n, r, rne (fordybning i en mur; mindre område med særlige vilkår som kan udnyttes), i sms. niche , fx nicheområde, nicheproduktion …
50niche — {{＃}}{{LM SynN43113}}{{〓}} {{＼}}SINÓNIMOS Y ANTÓNIMOS:{{／}} {{［}}niche{{］}} {{《}}▍ adj.{{》}} {{※}}esp. mer.{{¤}} {{※}}col.{{¤}} {{♂}}(una cosa){{♀}} ＝ vulgar …
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