retailer

n.

零售商，零售店；传播的人，处散布闲话的人；

复数：retailers

1. The retailer accepted the shipment on consignment.
   零售商接受了运来的寄售物品。
2. The retailer has to absorb the cost of wastage.
   零售商须承受耗损的费用。
3. The retailer can absorb some of the increase in costs, but he is certain to pass on a percentage to the customer.
   零售商可以吸取一部分涨价因素，但他一定会按一定的比例转嫁给顾客。
4. A lot of money are spent by retailers on advertising.
   零售商花许多钱登广告。

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