英语词汇customer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

customer /ˈkʌstəmə $ -ər/ noun someone who buys goods or servicesadjectives/nouns + customera regular customer Our regular customers are particularly important to us.a major/big/large customer The bank is one of our biggest customers.a good customer (=one who buys a lot of goods or services from a company) He was a very good customer for local restaurants.a loyal customer Some of our loyal customers have been coming here since the store opened.a potential/prospective customer (=who might become a customer in the future) It is important for any company to make contact with potential customers.existing/current customers We want to improve our service for both new and existing customers.a satisfied/happy customer Satisfied customers will return again and again.a dissatisfied/unhappy customer They received hundreds of calls from dissatisfied customers.a business/corporate customer (=a customer that is a business) The bank has a separate department for dealing with business customers.verbsdeal with a customer He has a lot of experience in dealing with customers.serve a customer Every day the shop serves around 800 customers.attract customers also bring in customers The internet is a great way to attract new customers.keep/retain customers Keeping prices low helps to retain customers.lose a customer If we do not resolve this problem, we could lose customers.customer + nounscustomer service/care (=serving customers and making sure they are happy) Our aim is always to raise the level of customer service.customer relations Staff are given training in customer relations.customer complaints My job is to handle customer complaints and enquiries.customer base (=a company’s group of customers) The company aims to increase its customer base.customer satisfaction/dissatisfaction (=how pleased customers are) They carried out a survey of customer satisfaction.customer needs/requirements (=things that customers want or need) As customer needs change, so our service needs to change.customer demand (=the amount of something customers want to buy or use) We try to respond quickly to changing customer demand.customer loyalty We’re trying to develop top-quality services that will create customer loyalty.THESAURUS: customer client someone who pays for a service from a professional person or company: He has a meeting with one of his clients. | The company buys and sells shares on behalf of their clients. shopper someone who goes to the shops looking for things to buy: The streets were full of Christmas shoppers. | The store was crowded with shoppers. guest someone who pays to stay in a hotel: Guests must leave their rooms by 10 a.m. | All the other hotel guests were asleep. patron /ˈpeɪtrən/ formal a customer of a particular shop, restaurant or hotel – used especially on signs and notices: The notice said ‘Parking for Patrons Only’. patient someone who is getting medical treatment from a doctor, or in a hospital: He is a patient of Dr Williams. consumer anyone who buys goods or uses services – used when considering these people as a group who have particular rights, needs, or behaviour: Consumers are demanding more environmentally-friendly products. | The rights of the consumer are important. | The law is designed to protect consumers who buy goods on the internet. market the number of people who want to buy a product, or the type of people who want to buy it: The market for organic food is growing all the time. | The magazine is aimed at the youth market. clientele /ˌkliːənˈtel $ ˌklaɪənˈtel, ˌkliː-/ formal the type of customers that a particular shop, restaurant etc gets: They have a wealthy international clientele. | The hotel has a very upmarket clientele (=rich customers - a rather humorous use).

词组	customer
释义	customer /ˈkʌstəmə $ -ər/ noun someone who buys goods or servicesadjectives/nouns + customera regular customer Our regular customers are particularly important to us.a major/big/large customer The bank is one of our biggest customers.a good customer (=one who buys a lot of goods or services from a company) He was a very good customer for local restaurants.a loyal customer Some of our loyal customers have been coming here since the store opened.a potential/prospective customer (=who might become a customer in the future) It is important for any company to make contact with potential customers.existing/current customers We want to improve our service for both new and existing customers.a satisfied/happy customer Satisfied customers will return again and again.a dissatisfied/unhappy customer They received hundreds of calls from dissatisfied customers.a business/corporate customer (=a customer that is a business) The bank has a separate department for dealing with business customers.verbsdeal with a customer He has a lot of experience in dealing with customers.serve a customer Every day the shop serves around 800 customers.attract customers also bring in customers The internet is a great way to attract new customers.keep/retain customers Keeping prices low helps to retain customers.lose a customer If we do not resolve this problem, we could lose customers.customer + nounscustomer service/care (=serving customers and making sure they are happy) Our aim is always to raise the level of customer service.customer relations Staff are given training in customer relations.customer complaints My job is to handle customer complaints and enquiries.customer base (=a company’s group of customers) The company aims to increase its customer base.customer satisfaction/dissatisfaction (=how pleased customers are) They carried out a survey of customer satisfaction.customer needs/requirements (=things that customers want or need) As customer needs change, so our service needs to change.customer demand (=the amount of something customers want to buy or use) We try to respond quickly to changing customer demand.customer loyalty We’re trying to develop top-quality services that will create customer loyalty.THESAURUS: customer client someone who pays for a service from a professional person or company: He has a meeting with one of his clients. \| The company buys and sells shares on behalf of their clients. shopper someone who goes to the shops looking for things to buy: The streets were full of Christmas shoppers. \| The store was crowded with shoppers. guest someone who pays to stay in a hotel: Guests must leave their rooms by 10 a.m. \| All the other hotel guests were asleep. patron /ˈpeɪtrən/ formal a customer of a particular shop, restaurant or hotel – used especially on signs and notices: The notice said ‘Parking for Patrons Only’. patient someone who is getting medical treatment from a doctor, or in a hospital: He is a patient of Dr Williams. consumer anyone who buys goods or uses services – used when considering these people as a group who have particular rights, needs, or behaviour: Consumers are demanding more environmentally-friendly products. \| The rights of the consumer are important. \| The law is designed to protect consumers who buy goods on the internet. market the number of people who want to buy a product, or the type of people who want to buy it: The market for organic food is growing all the time. \| The magazine is aimed at the youth market. clientele /ˌkliːənˈtel $ ˌklaɪənˈtel, ˌkliː-/ formal the type of customers that a particular shop, restaurant etc gets: They have a wealthy international clientele. \| The hotel has a very upmarket clientele (=rich customers - a rather humorous use).
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