customers
n. countablen. people who buy goods or services from a shop or business. You are a customer when you pay for a coffee or a new shirt.
n. individuals who purchase goods or services from a commercial establishment. Often used in plural to refer to the collective base of a business.
The shop is full of happy customers today.
The manager spent the morning talking to regular customers to find out which new products they preferred.
Maintaining high levels of satisfaction among existing customers is often more cost-effective for a firm than investing heavily in the acquisition of new ones through aggressive marketing.
The plural form of 'customer'; typically used with verbs like 'serve', 'attract', or 'satisfy'.
the shop's clientsthe shop's customersUse 'customers' for people buying physical goods in a shop; 'clients' is reserved for professional services like law or accounting.