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noun* * *noun (a person who eats, uses, buys things etc: The average consumer spends 12 dollars per year on toothpaste.) der Verbraucher* * *con·sum·er[kənˈsju:məʳ, AM -ˈsu:mɚ]\consumer demand Nachfrage f\consumer legislation Verbraucherschutzgesetze pl\consumer revolution Veränderung f des Konsumverhaltens\consumer rights Rechte pl des Verbrauchers* * *[kən'sjuːmə(r)]nVerbraucher( in) m(f), Konsument(in) m(f) (form)* * *1. Verzehrer(in)2. WIRTSCH Verbraucher(in), Konsument(in):consumer behavio(u)r Verbraucherverhalten n;consumer cooperative Verbrauchergenossenschaft f;consumer credit Verbraucher-, Kundenkredit m;consumer demand Verbrauchernachfrage f;consumer durables Gebrauchsgüter, langlebige Konsumgüter;consumer education Verbrauchererziehung f;consumer goods Konsumgüter;consumer industry Verbrauchsgüterindustrie f;consumer market Konsumgütermarkt m;consumer prices Verbraucherpreise;consumer protection Verbraucherschutz m;consumer resistance Kaufunlust f;consumer society Konsumgesellschaft f;consumer terrorism Produkterpressung f;consumer terrorist Produkterpresser(in)* * *noun* * *n.Konsument m.Verbraucher m.
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