英语词汇consumer的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

consumer AC /kənˈsjuːmə $ -ˈsuːmər/ noun someone who buys and uses products and servicesconsumer + nounsconsumer goods/products In richer countries, there is greater demand for consumer goods.consumer demand Consumer demand decreases as unemployment rises.consumer spending also consumer expenditure formal Higher taxes will reduce consumer spending.consumer choice Competition between businesses leads to more consumer choice.the consumer market (=the people who buy consumer goods) Computer games manufacturers know that teenagers are their main consumer market.consumer prices Consumer prices rose by over 3% in December.a consumer society (=a society of people who want to buy a lot of things) In the West, we live in a consumer society and we have lost our spiritual values.consumer durables BrE (=goods that last a long time, such as cars, televisions, and furniture) We measure how rich we are by our ownership of consumer durables.a consumer boom (=when people in a country spend a lot of money on buying things) In the 1980s, Britain experienced a consumer boom.consumer confidence The economy was growing and consumer confidence returned.consumer debt (=money that people owe because they buy too much) The government is worried about high levels of consumer debt.consumer credit (=money that people can borrow from banks for buying new things) Is consumer credit still available at the same level as last year?a consumer group (=an organization that protects consumers’ rights) There have been complaints from consumer groups about high fuel prices.adjectivesthe biggest/largest consumer of sth The US is the world’s biggest consumer of oil.the average consumer The average consumer cares a lot about the price of goods.a sophisticated/discerning/informed consumer formal (=one who knows a lot about which products are best) Their products are aimed at the discerning consumer. | Prices come down as informed consumers consider their options carefully.verbswarn consumers Experts are warning consumers to cook meat thoroughly.reassure consumers (=make them less worried) The government has tried to reassure consumers that the products are safe.confuse consumers Food labels sometimes confuse consumers and make them think that foods are healthy because they contain less fat.mislead consumers The advertisement was deliberately intended to mislead consumers.target consumers (=try to sell things to a particular type of person) The company is targeting consumers in the 18-30 age group.

词组	consumer
释义	consumer AC /kənˈsjuːmə $ -ˈsuːmər/ noun someone who buys and uses products and servicesconsumer + nounsconsumer goods/products In richer countries, there is greater demand for consumer goods.consumer demand Consumer demand decreases as unemployment rises.consumer spending also consumer expenditure formal Higher taxes will reduce consumer spending.consumer choice Competition between businesses leads to more consumer choice.the consumer market (=the people who buy consumer goods) Computer games manufacturers know that teenagers are their main consumer market.consumer prices Consumer prices rose by over 3% in December.a consumer society (=a society of people who want to buy a lot of things) In the West, we live in a consumer society and we have lost our spiritual values.consumer durables BrE (=goods that last a long time, such as cars, televisions, and furniture) We measure how rich we are by our ownership of consumer durables.a consumer boom (=when people in a country spend a lot of money on buying things) In the 1980s, Britain experienced a consumer boom.consumer confidence The economy was growing and consumer confidence returned.consumer debt (=money that people owe because they buy too much) The government is worried about high levels of consumer debt.consumer credit (=money that people can borrow from banks for buying new things) Is consumer credit still available at the same level as last year?a consumer group (=an organization that protects consumers’ rights) There have been complaints from consumer groups about high fuel prices.adjectivesthe biggest/largest consumer of sth The US is the world’s biggest consumer of oil.the average consumer The average consumer cares a lot about the price of goods.a sophisticated/discerning/informed consumer formal (=one who knows a lot about which products are best) Their products are aimed at the discerning consumer. \| Prices come down as informed consumers consider their options carefully.verbswarn consumers Experts are warning consumers to cook meat thoroughly.reassure consumers (=make them less worried) The government has tried to reassure consumers that the products are safe.confuse consumers Food labels sometimes confuse consumers and make them think that foods are healthy because they contain less fat.mislead consumers The advertisement was deliberately intended to mislead consumers.target consumers (=try to sell things to a particular type of person) The company is targeting consumers in the 18-30 age group.
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