گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'consumer'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: مصرف‌کننده

2 عمومی:: مصرف کننده

3 عمومی:: مصرف‌ كننده‌

1 general:: consumer consumer + NOUN consumer goods/products (= things that people buy for their own use ) • Our demand for consumer goods increases all the time. consumer demand (= the demand for things to buy ) • Consumer demand decreased as a result of the recession. consumer spending ( also consumer expenditure formal ) • Higher taxes will reduce consumer spending. a consumer group (= an organization that protects consumers’ rights ) • There have been complaints from consumer groups about the high prices charged by some companies. consumer prices • Consumer prices rose 3.26% in December. consumer choice • Competition between businesses leads to more consumer choice. the consumer market (= the people who buy consumer goods ) • Our advertising is aimed at teenagers because they are our main consumer market. a consumer society (= a society of people who want to buy a lot of things ) • In the west, we live in a consumer society. consumer durables British English (= things you buy that are expected to last, such as cars, televisions, or furniture ) • Ownership of consumber durables is a reflection of standards of living. consumer debt (= money people owe because they buy too much ) • the growth in consumer debt a consumer boom (= a time when people spend a lot more money on buying things than usual ) • the consumer boom of the 1980s in Britain adjectives the biggest/largest consumer of something • The US is the world’s biggest oil consumer. the average consumer • The average consumer has become more price conscious. a domestic consumer (= one that buys in the country where something is produced ) • Demand from domestic consumers is increasing.

2 general::   noun ADJ. big, great, large The UK is the biggest consumer of tropical hardwoods after Japan. | average, ordinary | potential | passive Mass culture turns audiences into passive consumers, their participation limited to the choice between buying and not buying. | sophisticated | domestic, foreign | commercial, industrial | green Green consumers should be wary of manufacturers' claims that their products are environmentally friendly. | electricity, energy VERB + CONSUMER supply supplying domestic consumers | persuade | exploit to exploit consumers by charging a high price | protect What can be done to protect the ordinary consumer from unscrupulous service operators? | satisfy CONSUMER + VERB buy sth, spend sth CONSUMER + NOUN durables, electronics, goods, products, services the market for consumer durables | attitudes, awareness, behaviour, choice, confidence, demand, expenditure, needs, preferences, spending, tastes | protection, rights | group, organization, watchdog Consumer watchdogs have accused banks of ‘appalling arrogance’ in the way they treat customers. | society We are living in a consumer society. | market | prices | boom Government policy encouraged a consumer boom followed by a deep recession. | boycott The country could face a consumer boycott of its beef exports. PREP. among ~ two years of research among consumers