#anza

• Auction — A form of public sale of movable or immovable property, carried out through a bidding system, in which items are awarded to the person offering the highest price; auction. In a broader legal and economic sense, the term describes an open competitive mechanism for establishing the market price for assets, artworks, government bonds, or commercial rights.
• Avon — An international proper name with multiple applications. In a global economic context, it designates a leading American multinational cosmetics and personal care company, historically recognized for its direct selling model. In a geographical context, it represents the name of several rivers and counties in the United Kingdom (such as Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare), the hydronym originating from the Old Welsh word 'afon', which literally means 'river'.
• Coarse cloth — An old regional term used in certain areas of Transylvania or in archaic Balkan dialects to designate a type of coarse, homespun cloth woven from hemp or wild flax fibers, utilized in making food sacks or rudimentary agricultural tarpaulins.
• Baby beef — High-quality veal obtained from intensively fattened young cattle, slaughtered at an early age (usually between 8 and 12 months). This product is highly prized in international culinary arts due to its exceptional tenderness, fine texture, low fat content, and pinkish-white color, making it ideal for quick steaks or refined grilled dishes.
• Coarse hemp cloth — A rare regional term found in certain dialects of western and northwestern Romania to designate a type of thick, coarse cloth made of hemp or linen, used for making sacks or working aprons in the household. In a broader regional sense, it can also refer to a wide leather strap used for securing harnesses.