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Retailer comes from 'retail' (re- = again, tail = cut), meaning 'to cut again.' Historically, it started from Old French 'retailler' then evolved into English. Imagine a shopkeeper cutting prices again and again to attract customers.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputRetailer is someone or a business that sells goods directly to consumers, typically in small quantities, through a storefront, online shop, or other consumer-facing channel. It covers independent shops, local chains, and large retailers who operate online as well as in person. The term emphasizes the sales channel rather than the product, contrasting with wholesalers who move goods in bulk to other businesses. A retailer may stock many brands or specialize in a niche. In everyday English you’ll hear phrases like small retailer, national retailer, or online retailer. Learners should be aware that retailer is a general term and not always synonymous with vendor in every context.
In English you often think of retailers by channel (in-store, online) and brand variety; learners may mix up retailer with vendor or distributor depending on whether the sale is direct to consumer or to businesses.
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