retailer
gb/ɹˈitˌeɪlɚ/ us/ɹˈitˌeɪlɚ/
B1
영어
~ 6200
의미
의미 0개
명사
B1
entity
1
Business selling goods to consumers
A business that sells products directly to people who use them, not to other businesses.
사용 패턴：
[a retailer] sells [products] to [consumers]
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes use *retail* instead of *retailer*, saying things like *Many retails sell this product*. *Retail* is usually a noun or adjective for the type of trade, while *retailer* is the business that sells goods. Another common error is to use *retailer* for the customer, e.g. *The retailer bought a TV*, when the correct word is *customer* or *shopper*.
유의어
store (Often refers to the physical place; 'retailer' is more about the business as a company, especially in business writing.)
|
chain (Usually means a large group of stores under one brand; a type of retailer, not any retailer.)
반의어
wholesaler (A wholesaler sells goods to retailers or other businesses, not directly to the general public.)
연어
major retailer
|online retailer
|large retailer
|retailer discounts
|retailer margins
|retailer network
주제
business
|commerce
|shopping
|finance
예문
- The online retailer offers free shipping on all orders over fifty dollars.
- Many major retailers are investing heavily in their e-commerce platforms.
- The new supermarket chain quickly became the largest food retailer in the region.
- As a specialty retailer, the company focuses on high-end outdoor equipment.
- Retailers are struggling to compete with international discount retailers.
학습자용 예문
- The retailer sells clothes in the city center.
- Many retailers now sell both in stores and online.
- The small retailer cannot match the prices of big supermarkets.
- I bought this phone from a local electronics retailer.
- Retailers often lower prices during holiday sales.
명사
B1
entity
2
Person whose business is retailing
A person who sells products to the public as a business, for example the owner of a shop.
사용 패턴：
[someone] works as a retailer
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes confuse *retailer* with job titles like *sales assistant* or *cashier*. A *retailer* is usually the business owner or the person whose business is selling goods, while a *sales assistant* or *cashier* is usually an employee in the store.
유의어
shopkeeper (Usually suggests the owner of a small, often local shop; slightly more informal and more focused on a single physical store.)
|
merchant (More formal or old-fashioned; can imply larger-scale trading, not only directly to final consumers.)
반의어
customer (The customer is the person who buys the goods, whereas the retailer is the person selling the goods as a business.)
연어
small retailer
|independent retailer
|local retailer
|individual retailer
주제
business
|jobs
|commerce
|work
예문
- As a small retailer, she finds it hard to compete with big-box stores.
- Local retailers have complained about rising rent costs on the main street.
- The conference brought together retailers and manufacturers from across the country.
- He has worked as a retailer in the fashion industry for over twenty years.
- Independent retailers fear losing business to large online platforms.
학습자용 예문
- She is a retailer who owns a shoe shop.
- Many small retailers know their customers by name.
- The retailer talked with suppliers about new products.
- As a retailer, he must watch prices very carefully.
- Retailers often work long hours during the holidays.
문법
기본형
retailer
IPA
GB/ɹˈitˌeɪlɚ/
US/ɹˈitˌeɪlɚ/
음절 및 강세
re - tail - er （3음절）
Stress on 1st syllable (re)
활용형
Noun
- Base: retailer
- Plural: retailers
관련 단어
Forms
retailers
noun
Core family
retail
noun B1
Related words
retailing
noun
Negative and opposite forms
wholesale
adjective B1
wholesaler
noun B2
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