consumer

美音：[kənˈsumər] 英音：[kənˈsjuːmə(r)]

简单释义：

n.【经】消费者；【生,生态】消费者

网络用户；顾客；消耗者

变形：

复数：consumers

完整释义：

1.【经】消费者,顾客,可作为集体名词使用
2.【生,生态】消费者,食物链中以其他生物为食物的生物

例句：

A modest pension of $7 a week in 1900 would be worth $184 a week today if it had been linked to consumer prices.
如果考虑到消费价格指数，1900年每周7美元的中等水平养老金可以等价于今天每周拿184美元。
Although a few consumer ask for a manual, but a variety of evadable that face agency, also can end up with nothing definite finally only.
一些消费者虽然索要说明书，但面对经销商的种种托词，最终也只能不了了之。
The length of maturity of large consumer durables loans is usually within one year, with the longest up to three years (or shorten).
大额耐用消费品贷款的期限一般在一年以内，最长为三年（含三年）。
Especially in the face of sluggish consumer's desire to purchase, the price is still the most effective means of promotion.
尤其是面对消费者低迷的购车欲望，价格优惠仍然是最见效的促销手段。
The frozen juice concentrate is placed in storage and is maintained in the frozen state until the consumer is prepared to use the product.
在消费者准备要使用产品之前，冷冻浓缩果汁应置于贮藏库中并使之保持冷冻状态。
The bank plans to hire relationship managers for its consumer bank across Asia, he said.
斯莱特称，该行计划为其在亚洲的各零售银行招聘客户关系经理。
"There has been a disconnection between fashion students and the person who'd be wearing their clothes, the consumer, " he said.
他说，“在时尚设计生和那些将会穿上所设计出衣服的真正顾客之间，他们的关系是脱节的。”
Government agencies, like the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, have started to investigate, McNaughton said.
政府机构，如美国消费产品安全委员会，已经开始展开调查，诺顿说。

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