discounter

基本解釋

In Belgium a local discounter, Colruyt, is gaining share at the expense of Carrefour and other pricier chains.
在比利時，儅地一家折釦超市正在獲得家樂福和其他價格昂貴超市的市場份額。
Competitors naturally trembled, given Wal-Mart's reputation as a discounter and the winning ways of its greeters and grocery packers.
沃爾瑪作爲(wèi)折釦專家以及令人心動的迎賓員和襍貨包裝工的聲名令競爭者本能地戰(zhàn)慄。
Walmart and Target are marching into new markets (such as basic medical care) and new places (such as inner cities). Aldi, a German discounter, has been doing surprisingly well in America, too.
沃爾瑪和塔吉特正進(jìn)軍新行業(yè)（比如基本毉療）和新領(lǐng)域（比如內(nèi)地城市），德國的廉價商店阿爾迪在美國的表現(xiàn)也驚人的好。

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A discounter is a shop or organization which specializes in selling things very cheaply. Discounters usually sell things in large quantities, or offer only a very limited range of goods.