consumers

IPA/kənˈsjuː.mər/
KK[kənsˈumɚz]IPA/kənˈsuː.mɚ/

consumers — noun

  • consumerssingular
  • consumersesplural

1. a person who purchases products or services for personal or household use, rathe

1.名詞B1
釋義

a person who purchases products or services for personal or household use, rather than for business or resale

例句

Many consumers read online reviews before choosing a new laptop.

consumer + read online reviews before choosing

The supermarket lowered its prices to attract more consumers during the holiday season.

同義詞
  • customer

    focuses on the act of buying from a specific shop or business

  • shopper

    emphasises the activity of looking for and buying things in stores

  • buyer

    highlights the decision to purchase

反義詞
  • producer

    a person or company that makes goods rather than buying them

2. a living thing that gets the energy and nutrients it needs by eating other livin

2.名詞B2
釋義

a living thing that gets the energy and nutrients it needs by eating other living things or organic matter

例句

In a pond ecosystem, small fish are consumers that feed on water plants.

be + consumers + that + feed on [food source]

The biology teacher explained that rabbits are primary consumers in a grassland food chain.

同義詞
  • heterotroph

    the formal scientific term; more technical and less common in everyday language

反義詞
  • producer

    an organism (such as a green plant) that makes its own food from sunlight