consumers

英 [kənˈsjuːməz]

美 [kənˈsumərz]

n.  消费者; 顾客; 用户
consumer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 消费者;顾客;客户
  Aconsumeris a person who buys things or uses services.
  1. ...claims that tobacco companies failed to warn consumers about the dangers of smoking.
     声称烟草公司未能警示消费者吸烟的危害
  2. ...improving public services and consumer rights.
     改善公共事业，增进消费者权益

双语例句

• Consumers generally place more weight on negative information than on the positive when deciding what to buy.
  消费者在决定要买什么东西的时候往往更重视负面消息，而不是正面消息。
• Japan's recession has prompted consumers to cut back on buying cars
  日本经济的不景气使得消费者在购买车辆上减少了开支。
• Consumers were groaning under the weight of high interest rates
  高利率令消费者不堪重负。
• More than ever before, the food industry is paying attention to young consumers
  食品工业比以往任何时候都更加关注年轻消费者。
• We as consumers need to feel confident that our jobs are safe before we will spend spare cash
  我们作为消费者在把闲钱花掉之前，需要确信自己不会失业。
• The poll suggests that the strongest unsatisfied appetite for home computers isn't among the richest consumers.
  民意调查显示，家用电脑的最大需求者不是那些最有钱的人。
• Wall Street seems to be ignoring other indications that consumers are spending less.
  华尔街似乎忽略了消费者花销正在减少的其他一些征兆。
• Lower interest rates are acting like a magnet, dragging consumers back to the shops.
  较低利率像磁铁一样吸引顾客又回到了商店。
• Consumers found the attitude of its staff offhand and generally offensive to the paying customer.
  消费者认为其职员的态度漫不经心，对付款的顾客通常表现得令人反感。
• One in four consumers now say water prices are very unreasonable.
  1/4的消费者认为现在的水费很不合理。