Customer Regular Service Noun Bre ˈkʌstəmə(R ˈkʌstəmər Shop’s

• one of the shop’s best/biggest customers
• they know me—i'm a regular customer.
• the customer service department
• the firm has excellent customer relations.

customer

1. a person or an organization that buys something from a shop/store or business
• one of the shop’s best/biggest customers
• They know me—I'm a regular customer.
• the customer service department
• The firm has excellent customer relations.
2. used after an adjective to describe a particular type of person
• an awkward customer
• a cool customer (= somebody who is always calm, even when in trouble)
• an ugly customer (= somebody who may become violent)

Extra Examples

• If you have a complaint, contact the customer care unit.
• It’s a special offer to attract new customers.
• Part of good customer relations is knowing how to deal with complaints.
• The questionnaire is to test customer reaction to the new store design.
• The terms of the guarantee will be set out in the customer agreement.
• There are a large number of potential customers for the new product.
• They are hoping that TV advertising will increase their customer base.
• They are one of our biggest customers.
• They carried out a customer satisfaction survey.
• They organized an evening’s entertainment for favoured customers.
• This cheaper model was produced in response to customer demand.
• We can’t afford to lose any more customers.
• We like to think that we have satisfied customers.
• Draw up a customer profile and write a description of your typical customer.
• He comes in twice a week and is one of our best customers.
• I’d like to speak to someone in the customer service department, please.
• Is there a set procedure for dealing with customer complaints?
• Schools are among the biggest customers for this service.
• They know me—I’m a regular customer.