customer
customer — 名詞
1. someone who gives money to a shop or company in return for items or the work the
顧客
向商店或公司付費購買商品或服務的人
someone who gives money to a shop or company in return for items or the work they do
Every new customer at the store receives a welcome gift with their first purchase.
店裡每位新顧客在首次購物時都會收到一份歡迎禮物。
collocation: new customer
Regular customers at the cafe get a free drink after every ten visits.
咖啡店的常客每消費十次就能獲得一杯免費飲料。
collocation: regular customer
Beatrix, a loyal customer of the bakery, orders a loaf of bread every Saturday morning.
Beatrix 是這家麵包店的忠實顧客,每個星期六早上都會訂一條麵包。
When a customer has a problem with an item, the store should offer a solution.
當顧客對商品有問題時,店家應提供解決方案。
Adisa thanked every customer who came to his stall during the busy market day.
Adisa 對在忙碌的市集日來到他攤位的每位顧客都表達了感謝。
- buyer
Focuses on the act of purchasing rather than the relationship with the seller
- shopper
Specifically refers to someone browsing or buying in a physical store
- client
Used for professional services; implies an ongoing relationship
- consumer
Broader term for anyone who uses a product, not necessarily the person who buys it
用法筆記
Distinguish from 'client': use 'customer' for shops, restaurants, and everyday services where payment is per item or visit. Use 'client' for professional services such as lawyers, consultants, or advertising agencies, where there is a longer-term relationship.