英语词汇“customer”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

a tough/tricky, etc. customer

the customer is always right

customer | American Dictionary

customer
noun[ C ]
us/ˈkʌs·tə·mər/
a person who buys goods or a service:
We try to give all our customers good service.

customer | Business English

customer
noun[ C ]
COMMERCEuk /ˈkʌstəmər/us
a person or an organization that buys a product or service:
Our new ordering system means we can serve customers more efficiently.
The company's simple strategy is to focus on the customer.
We need to convert more website visitors to paying customers.
We aim to respond to all customer complaints within 24 hours.
appeal to/attract/bring in customerstechniques to attract new customers
a big/good/major customerThe farm's biggest customer is a restaurant chain.
a loyal/regular customerWe like to reward loyal customers with special offers.
future/potential/prospective customersa cost-effective way to reach prospective customers
a satisfied/happy customerStudies show that each satisfied customer will tell one other person about your company.
a dissatisfied/unhappy customerThe store has changed its image in an effort to win back unhappy customers.
customer expectations/needs/preferencesThey adapt their services to meet customer needs in different countries.
customer evaluation/feedback/testingWe now need to trial these products and get customer feedback before developing them further.
See also

external customer

internal customer

preferred customer

repeat customer

target customer

ultimate consumer
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consumer
the customer is always right
used to emphasize that, in business, it is very important not to disagree with a customer or make them angry:
Our customer service representatives are trained to believe in the old saying that the customer is always right.

Examples of customer

customer
The model with reneging customers can be analyzed via a closely related vqt-based balking model.
Thereafter, drugs are usually bought by regular customers at the premises of dealers that may be different from their domestic addresses.
The dispensing indicators related to the drugs bought by the customers interviewed.
Customers in queue 1 have priority over customers in queue 2 in the sense that servers are handling customers belonging to queue 1 first.
The common aim of the national finance ministries is to simplify the service both for their customers (citizens/businesses) and for their administrative staff.
Let the customers in this busy period be identified by their arrival sequence in the busy period.
In addition to postcards, manufacturers distributed small gifts to customers.
We will see that in the face of such troubles in recognition, customers employ alternative reference forms to perform reparative work.
Although both are physical in nature, customers use quite different resources for referring to each.
At print shop service counters, customers can place orders for document services in person.
Such a crop variety may not be high yielding, or have acceptable colour, size and other attributes deemed more valuable by farmers and/or customers.
The latter denotes products for which customers are prepared to pay higher prices.
Rather than masking the problems that afflicted her business, she paraded them in full view of her customers.
However, despite the increasing public role of women in cafes, whether as servers or customers, listening to recordings remained a male-coded pleasure in jazu-kissa.
Sales authorities were highly conscious that customers' suspicions about feigned sincerity by sales agents could undermine the larger goal of promoting consumption.
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Collocations withcustomer

customer

These are words often used in combination with customer.

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bank customer
However, the average mortgage lasts approximately seven years, whereas a bankcustomer is usually there for life.
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banking customers
The socially excluded, too, can become banking customers.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0
captive customer
Unlike the other fund types, which have large captive customer bases, retail funds compete for inflows through networks of largely commission-based financial planners.
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词汇	customer
释义	customer noun[ C ] uk /ˈkʌs.tə.mər/ us /ˈkʌs.tə.mɚ/ A2 a person who buys goods or a service: 顾客，主顾，客户 a satisfied customer满意的顾客 regular customerMrs Wilson is one of our regular customers.威尔逊太太是我们的一位老主顾。 Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples a person who buys something shopperHoliday shoppers mobbed the sale. customerShops were lowering prices to attract more customers. punterUKThe shop's running a raffle to pull in the punters. patronShe's been a regular patron of the pub for years. consumerConsumers did not spend as much last quarter as analysts predicted. buyerWe haven't found a buyer for the house yet. Would you mind waiting? I'm dealing with another customer at the moment. The chairman of the bank believes in the personal touch and always sends a signed letter to each customer.这位银行总裁很重视人性化举措，总是给每个客户发一封亲笔签名信。 The shop is giving away a sample pack to every customer. Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order to attract customers.商店为了吸引顾客在被迫降价。 Mrs Wilson is one of our regular customers.威尔逊太太是我们的一位老主顾。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases People who buy things anti-consumer bidder buyer consumer couponer foot traffic importer late adopter multi-client mystery shopper prosumer punter purchaser rag-and-bone man ragman scrap dealer speculator tradesman tradespeople wholesaler Idioms a tough/tricky, etc. customer the customer is always right customer \| American Dictionary customer noun[ C ] us/ˈkʌs·tə·mər/ a person who buys goods or a service: We try to give all our customers good service. customer \| Business English customer noun[ C ] COMMERCEuk /ˈkʌstəmər/us a person or an organization that buys a product or service: Our new ordering system means we can serve customers more efficiently. The company's simple strategy is to focus on the customer. We need to convert more website visitors to paying customers. We aim to respond to all customer complaints within 24 hours. appeal to/attract/bring in customerstechniques to attract new customers a big/good/major customerThe farm's biggest customer is a restaurant chain. a loyal/regular customerWe like to reward loyal customers with special offers. future/potential/prospective customersa cost-effective way to reach prospective customers a satisfied/happy customerStudies show that each satisfied customer will tell one other person about your company. a dissatisfied/unhappy customerThe store has changed its image in an effort to win back unhappy customers. customer expectations/needs/preferencesThey adapt their services to meet customer needs in different countries. customer evaluation/feedback/testingWe now need to trial these products and get customer feedback before developing them further. See also external customer internal customer preferred customer repeat customer target customer ultimate consumer Compare consumer the customer is always right used to emphasize that, in business, it is very important not to disagree with a customer or make them angry: Our customer service representatives are trained to believe in the old saying that the customer is always right. Examples of customer customer The model with reneging customers can be analyzed via a closely related vqt-based balking model. Thereafter, drugs are usually bought by regular customers at the premises of dealers that may be different from their domestic addresses. The dispensing indicators related to the drugs bought by the customers interviewed. Customers in queue 1 have priority over customers in queue 2 in the sense that servers are handling customers belonging to queue 1 first. The common aim of the national finance ministries is to simplify the service both for their customers (citizens/businesses) and for their administrative staff. Let the customers in this busy period be identified by their arrival sequence in the busy period. In addition to postcards, manufacturers distributed small gifts to customers. We will see that in the face of such troubles in recognition, customers employ alternative reference forms to perform reparative work. Although both are physical in nature, customers use quite different resources for referring to each. At print shop service counters, customers can place orders for document services in person. Such a crop variety may not be high yielding, or have acceptable colour, size and other attributes deemed more valuable by farmers and/or customers. The latter denotes products for which customers are prepared to pay higher prices. Rather than masking the problems that afflicted her business, she paraded them in full view of her customers. However, despite the increasing public role of women in cafes, whether as servers or customers, listening to recordings remained a male-coded pleasure in jazu-kissa. Sales authorities were highly conscious that customers' suspicions about feigned sincerity by sales agents could undermine the larger goal of promoting consumption. See all examples of customer These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withcustomer customer These are words often used in combination with customer. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. bank customer However, the average mortgage lasts approximately seven years, whereas a bankcustomer is usually there for life. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 banking customers The socially excluded, too, can become banking customers. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 captive customer Unlike the other fund types, which have large captive customer bases, retail funds compete for inflows through networks of largely commission-based financial planners. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with customer
随便看	the fount of all knowledge, gossip, wisdom, etc. the four corners of the earth the four corners of the world the four cs the four os the four ps the fourth estate the fourth of july the fpb the frankfurt interbank offered rate the fraud squad the frb the frb the free world the french riviera the frontiers of the frontiers of something the frontiers of sth the frosting on the cake the frs the fruit/fruits of something the fruit of the fruit of something the fruit of sth the fruits of

Idioms

customer | American Dictionary

customer | Business English

Examples of customer

Collocations withcustomer

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