consumers
美:/kənˈsumər/
英:/kənˈsjuːmə(r)/
n.:
【经】消费者；【生,生态】消费者
网络:
顾客；消费性电子；目标消费者
词形变换: (复数) consumers
例句
1.
The aim of the repetition of commercials on television is nothing but to brainwash the consumers into compulsive consumption.
电视上重复出现商业广告的目的仅仅是为了给消费者洗脑，从而促进消费。
2.
He never got to help bring his concept to consumers, though.
但他并未能在谷歌将自己的理念推向消费者。
3.
Mining executives say that metal consumers are trying to economise, using new alloys or moving into plastics whenever possible.
矿业高管表示，金属消费者正力求节约，尽可能采用新合金材料或改用塑料。
4.
More recently, however, consumers seem to be flagging despite the strong labour market. Retail sales fell in April.
但在最近，尽管劳动力市场势头强劲，消费者的热情似乎在减少。
5.
Marketing people say consumers are increasingly trying to do good as they spend.
营销人员指出，消费者花钱的同时越来越愿意行善。
6.
Consumers are also being squeezed, which makes it a lot harder to pass on those costs. So there's a profits squeeze.
消费者的日子也不好过，使得企业很难转嫁成本.因此企业的获利受到挤压。
7.
If Beijing wants to subsidise European consumers' shoe habits, by sending footwear halfway around the globe, it should be able to do so.
如果北京方面想要补贴欧洲消费者的购鞋习惯，把廉价鞋类送到地球的另一边，不妨让它这么做。
8.
When a breakfast cereal company expanded its business abroad, it had to enlighten consumers about dry cereal and cold breakfasts.
一家从事早点麦片销售的公司为了拓展海外业务，还得向消费者传授吃干麦片和凉早餐的知识。
9.
American Standard, whose operations in Asia are owned by a Japanese conglomerate, is also trying to educate Chinese consumers.
美国标准在亚洲只被日本的联合公司拥有，它本来也是教化中国消费者的。
10.
And the business of selling information to consumers has always been a marginal one.
并且销售信息一直都是一个边缘行业。