| 词汇 | thesaurus_articles_person-who-sells-things |
| 释义 | a person who sells thingsThese words all describe people or companies that sell things. The most common word for someone who sells things is seller. Seller is used often to refer to a person who is selling a property like a house. We'll need to talk to the seller and see if they'll accept your bid on the house. The pavement was lined with souvenir sellers. The opposite of seller is buyer. The buyer still had to sign the mortgage paperwork. For more opposites of seller, see the article at buy. A person who sells things directly to customers is called a salesperson. You can also use salesman for a male salesperson or saleswoman for a female salesperson. The shop was so busy that it took me ages to get the salesperson's attention. He was a used-car salesman. She was the company's top saleswoman. Be carefulSome people think that salesman and saleswoman are sexist. You can avoid sexist language by using salesperson instead. In UK English, a person in a shop who helps customers and sells them things in the shop is called a sales assistant, a shop assistant or an assistant. UKCan you wave over a sales assistant? I have a question about this bracelet. UKI worked as a shop assistant during university. UKThe assistant helped me choose a scarf for my wife. In US English, a person in a shop who helps customers and sells them things in the shop is called a salesclerk or a clerk. USThe salesclerk was really helpful. USShe's a grocery clerk. A person who travels to different places and tries to persuade people or companies to buy their company's products is called a sales rep or, informally, a rep. I used to be a sales rep for a pharmaceutical company. Is the pharma rep coming into our practice today? In informal US English, a pitchman is a salesperson who tries to persuade you to buy something by giving short speeches about the high quality of the thing. Pitchman is more disapproving than salesperson. USThe dealership's pitchman followed us around the car lot. A retailer is a company that sells things to the public. Retailer is often used in business writing. The electronics retailer filed for bankruptcy this week. Retailers expected better than average sales this quarter. In formal contexts, a purveyor of something is a company that sells that thing. We are purveyors of luxury leather goods. A vendor is a person or a company that sells something. People who are vendors usually sell their products at stalls or booths in stadiums or fairgrounds. Companies who are vendors usually sell their products directly to other companies. We buy our all our office supplies from the same vendor. We bought hot dogs from a vendor at the stadium. A merchant is a person whose job is to buy large quantities of something and sell them for a higher price to make money. His grandfather was a wine merchant. Online merchants have pushed out smaller brick-and-mortar stores. A wholesaler is a company that sells large quantities of a product to shops or other companies. The restaurant bought their coffee from a wholesaler. Related articlesto sell something |
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