retailers

英 [riːˈteɪləz]

美 [ˈriˌteɪlərz]

n.  零售商; 零售店
retailer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 零售商;零售店
  Aretaileris a person or business that sells goods to the public.
  1. Furniture and carpet retailers are among those reporting the sharpest annual decline in sales.
     据称年销售额下滑幅度最大的零售商中包括家具和地毯零售商。

双语例句

• He found no evidence of collusion between record companies and retailers
  他没发现唱片公司与零售商串通一气的证据。
• The fabrics are sold wholesale to retailers, fashion houses, and other manufacturers.
  这些纺织品被批发给零售商、时装店和其他制造商。
• Next to the expense of cashiers, pricing items is one of the costliest labor costs of grocery retailers.
  对食品杂货零售商来说，给货物贴价签也是劳动力成本中最为昂贵的一个部分，仅次于雇佣收银员的费用。
• A healthy US-China supply chain requires government collaboration and retailers and their suppliers taking responsibility.
  一个健康的美中供应链协同和零售商要求政府和供应商负责。
• Retailers were hit with a blizzard of new products and brands in all shapes, sizes and colours.
  各种形色不一、大小各异的新产品和新品牌铺天盖地，让零售商们疲于应付。
• Retailers will have to mark down prices sharply to bring in sales
  零售商将不得不为了提高销量而大幅降价。
• Online retailers are making it hard for best buy to compete on price.
  百思买很难在价格上与在线零售商进行竞争。
• Retailers and consumer goods companies certainly believe that.
  零售商和消费品企业无疑相信这一点。
• Retailers have tried almost everything to entice shoppers through their doors
  零售商们几乎尝试了所有办法以吸引购物者进入商店。
• The day after Christmas is generally a busy one for retailers
  圣诞节后的那一天零售商一般都比较忙。