dealerships

英

美 [ˈdilərˌʃɪps]

n.  专项商品(尤指汽车)经销店; 专项商品经销
dealership的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (通常指某汽车公司的）特许经销商
  Adealershipis a company that sells cars, usually for one car company.
  1. ...a car dealership.
     汽车经销商
  2. ...a Chevrolet dealership in San Francisco.
     旧金山的雪佛兰汽车经销商

双语例句

• The person must train sales personnel at the dealerships to sell the extended service plans to consumers.
  必须能够培训经销商的销售人员向消费者销售延期保修服务。
• Lincoln plans to enhance its appeal by offering a boutique feel in its dealerships.
  林肯汽车计划打造精品化的经销商以增加吸引力。
• The idea was rolled out at BMW dealerships in Europe a year earlier.
  一年前，宝马在该公司欧洲经销商中推出了这一理念。
• Pulled car dealerships out their asses, you know.
  你知道，退休后有的搞汽车经销。
• VW says it is opening dealerships in China at the rate of two a week.
  大众表示，其在华开设经销商的速度为每周两家。
• Japanese car companies briefly halted production as angry crowds targeted their cars and dealerships.
  愤怒的民众将日本汽车及其经销商作为攻击对象，迫使日本汽车公司暂时停产。
• I have been involved in accounts ranging from car dealerships to political compaign.
  我接触的客户从汽车商到政治竞争者，什么样的客户都有。
• That means a huge overlap of operations including dealerships and research and development departments.
  这意味着，在经销和研发等部门等存在着大量的业务重叠。
• This weekend, car salesmen around America have donned wigs and beards in a bid to tempt reluctant buyers back into dealerships for Presidents 'Day sales.
  上周末，为了总统日（Presidents'Day）的销售，美国各地的汽车销售人员纷纷戴上假发假须，以吸引不情愿的买家回到经销店。
• From car dealerships to Gap outlets, sales have been lagging for months as shoppers temper their spending.
  从汽车经销商到出口商，由于购物者减少消费，导致数月来销售额增长缓慢。