customer
US /ˈkʌstəmɚ/
・UK /ˈkʌstəmə(r)/
A2
n. (c.)Countable NounSomeone who buys goods or services from a business
She was the first customer that came to my store today
n. (c.)Countable NounA person or organization that buys products or services from a business.
Our company values every customer.
n. (c.)Countable NounSomeone who uses a particular service or product.
The software is designed to be user-friendly for all customers.
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Be Professional! Never say this at work! ❌
- So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
- So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
Canceling a Flight - SNL
- I see that on your file you prefer to deal with customer service reps that are white,
I see that on your file you prefer to deal with customer service reps that are white,
- I see that on your file you prefer to deal with customer service reps that are white.
I see that on your file you prefer to deal with customer service reps that are white.
MY NEW JOB
- Oh, actually - PJ. I have a... since you're a loyal customer.
Oh, actually - PJ. I have a... since you're a loyal customer.
- I have a—since you're a loyal customer.
I have a—since you're a loyal customer.
Prime Minister's Questions: 17 January 2018
- the Government are actually a customer of Carillion, and our focus has been on ensuring
the Government are actually a customer of Carillion, and our focus has been on ensuring
- But, of course, the Government is not running Carillion; the Government is actually a customer of Carillion.
But, of course, the Government is not running Carillion; the Government is actually a customer of Carillion.
Crocs: How the Polarizing Footwear Brand Became a Fashion Statement | The Economics Of | WSJ
- Though the initial craze had simmered, the brand still managed to hang on to a relatively large customer base over the next few years thanks to its global presence.
Though the initial craze had simmered, the brand still managed to hang on to a relatively large customer base over the next few years thanks to its global presence.
- the brand still managed to hang on to a relatively large customer base over the next few years thanks to its global presence.
the brand still managed to hang on to a relatively large customer base over the next few years thanks to its global presence.
How Girl Scouts’ $800 Million Cookie Empire Works | The Economics Of | WSJ
- You can see them physically, you know, doing the math in their head, calculating what they've gotta give back to a customer.
You can see them physically, you know, doing the math in their head, calculating what they've gotta give back to a customer.
- give back to our customer.
give back to our customer.
Why Aldi Is America’s Fastest Growing Grocery Store | WSJ The Economics Of
- To further its efficiency, Aldi doesn't have extra services like a customer help desk, a fresh bakery, or butcher, and its stocks significantly fewer products.
To further its efficiency, Aldi doesn't have extra services like a customer help desk, a fresh bakery, or butcher, and its stocks significantly fewer products.
- To further its efficiency, Aldi doesn't have extra services like a customer help desk, a fresh bakery, or butcher,
To further its efficiency, Aldi doesn't have extra services like a customer help desk, a fresh bakery, or butcher,
Food Theory: Costco DOESN’T Save You Money!
- Because theorists, that right there, that is Costco's target customer.
Because theorists, that right there, that is Costco's target customer.
- that right there? That is Costco's target customer. You might be led to believe that the
that right there? That is Costco's target customer. You might be led to believe that the
Buy Now, Pay Later Apps vs. Credit Cards: The Pros and Cons | WSJ
- But as some of the companies scale up with their growing customer base, they're struggling to turn a profit.
But as some of the companies scale up with their growing customer base, they're struggling to turn a profit.
- with their growing customer base,
with their growing customer base,
How Retailers Like T.J. Maxx And Home Depot Quietly Target 'Problem' Returners
- Essentially, what retailers are trying to do is ensure that every customer is profitable on their own.
Essentially, what retailers are trying to do is ensure that every customer is profitable on their own.
- Essentially, what retailers are trying to do is ensure that every customer is profitable on their own.
Essentially, what retailers are trying to do is ensure that every customer is profitable on their own.