Бизнесмены ударение, как правильно пишется слово бизнесмены

В указанном выше слове ударение ставят на слог с последней буквой Е — бизнесмЕны.

Военные не заботятся о гейше так, как бизнесме́ны или аристократы.
— Артур Голден, Мемуары гейши

Каждый божий день свежая порция: мужчины средних лет, старухи, дети, женщины, умершие родами, бородачи, лысые

бизнесме́ны, чахоточные девицы с цыплячьими грудками.
— Джеймс Джойс, Улисс

Туристы и бизнесме́ны, въезжающие во Францию, наверняка заметили возросшую активность таможенников, но едва ли кто из них сможет догадаться, что особый интерес проявляется в отношении высоких блондинов.
— Фредерик Форсайт, День Шакала

Я смотрю на стены, слушаю слова, неожиданно чувствуя жажду, но наш официант принимает заказ у громадного стола, за которым сидят исключительно японские бизнесме́ны, а за столиком позади них сидит то ли Джордж Маккоуэн, то ли Тейлор Пристон, он одет в что-то от Polo, он подозрительно глядит на меня, Макдермотт с идиотским выражением на лице по-прежнему пялится на мой стейк, один из японских бизнесменов держит счеты, другой пытается произнести слово «терияки», третий шевелит губами, потом подпевает песне, все за столиком смеются, он издает странные, но довольно знакомые звуки, строго покачивает головой, размахивает палочками, подражая Синатре.
— Брет Эллис, Американский психопат

Кроме них тут ужинали ещё двое, на вид бизнесме́ны, больше никого не было.
— Энтони Горовиц, Белый пик

На данной странице размещена информация о том, на какой слог правильно ставить ударение в слове бизнесмены. В слове «бизнесмены» ударение падает на слог с последней буквой Е — бизнесме́ны. Надеемся, что теперь у вас не возникнет вопросов, как пишется слово бизнесмены, куда ставить ударение, какое ударение, или где должно стоять ударение в слове бизнесмены, чтобы верно его произносить.

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