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Meanings of customer in English

Recipient of a good, service, product or idea obtained from a seller via a financial transaction.

clientpatronclient of a serviceservice recipientservice client
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Usage of customer in English
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Agilyst's services include critical error identification, customer experience analysis and end-user support.
Reuters
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Food technologists continue to develop new foods that respond to customer demand.
News.com.au
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The industry debate over better ways to protect customer money has intensified.
Reuters
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But Mr Stabback said the main aim was to improve customer service.
Radio NZ
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The company said the latest deal will help broaden its customer base.
Reuters
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The Company also provides customer services, including phone bill enquiry, among others.
Reuters
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Clear's customer service line diverted to a message saying Clear is closed.
Wired
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We have to give each new customer the best first impression possible.
The Irish Times
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The Dutch government, appreciating the refracting telescope's military value, became a customer.
Wired
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And the customer, he said, did not set age or testing requirements.
Wired
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ASB Bank has posted a higher half-year profit as customer deposits increased.
Radio NZ
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Best e-commerce practices help in developing a wider and loyal customer base.
The South African
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It is set for first delivery to a customer later this year.
Reuters
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No need to stand in line; this early he's the only customer.
Mr. Mercedes
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Because, in many cases, they believe they can provide superior customer service.
The Irish Times
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Government-imposed lockdowns, supply-chain disruptions and weaker customer demand have hurt many businesses.
Reuters
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