clientele

UK:  [.kliːɒn'tel]

US:  [.klaɪən'tel]

复数：clienteles  

n.

1.诉讼委托人;顾客;(戏院的)常客

2.被保护者;追随者

un.

1.〔集合词〕

1 . Many residents acknowledge the resort is not looking its best but some worry that the casino plan could attract the wrong sort of clientele.
许多居民承认这个海滨胜地现在的情况并不是最理想的，但也有人担心建造娱乐场的计划会吸引不道德的游客。

2 . Dr Michael Prager, a Botox specialist, said that, of all his clientele, office workers were most likely to show premature signs of aging.
肉毒素研究领域的专家迈克•普拉杰教授指出，他所有的客户中，有很多办公室上班族都出现早衰的迹象。

3 . He seemed busy with his new clientele and when I asked him about Yolardis he said he had not seen her, but in time he would find out.
他似乎因为新客户的出现而显得有些忙碌。当我问及尤拉迪丝时，他说没有看到她，但是，他表示会尽快弄清楚是怎么一回事。

4 . Several of Morgan Stanley's hedge fund clientele said they were likely to return to the bank once markets stabilises.
摩根士丹利的一些对冲基金客户表示，一旦市场企稳，他们可能再回到该行。

5 . Although smaller sellers, eBay's traditional clientele, are up in arms, the changes seem to have stemmed the decline somewhat.
尽管eBay传统的小型客户矢口否认，这些变化仿佛是衰落之源。