Definition of consumerism in English:

consumerism

noun kənˈsjuːmərɪz(ə)mkənˈsuməˌrɪzəm

mass noun

1The protection or promotion of the interests of consumers.
保护（或促进）消费者利益
the growth of consumerism has led to many organizations improving their service to the customer
Example sentencesExamples
- Rudawski's research interests include consumerism and higher education faculty diversity.
- In turn, this has fueled the emergence of a new consumer drive, vigilante consumerism.
2derogatory The preoccupation of society with the acquisition of consumer goods.
〈常贬〉消费主义
many people are becoming increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of consumerism
Example sentencesExamples
- The proposal was seconded by Tara Griffin, head girl, who said advertising boosted consumerism, a spiritual evil in itself.
- The poor are happily persuaded that consumerism will soon become accessible to them.
- In a society as dominated by consumerism as America, cash tills often ring in tune with the national mood.
- Well, the very fact that consumerism gives people material possessions should answer that question for itself - No.
- Society is dominated by consumerism and a cult of the body instead of the spirit.
- Sounds like the perfect Manhattan marriage of convenience and consumerism.
- It had a mildly amusing political commentary about consumerism taped on.
- I do think that it is important to analyze the ways in which consumerism genuinely atomizes people.
- Like music and literature, art has become a commodity in a society of consumerism.
- The widening opportunities for consumerism and shopping enhanced the scope for women to make decisions and spend money.
- How can we cope with the increasing consumerism even of our religious practices?
- Oh yeah - because consumerism and advertising has no demonstrable negative effects.
- The thrust of this year's volume is the ecological impact of consumerism and consumption.
- Sloan's drive toward consumerism in the auto industry has seemingly reached its pinnacle.
- Feminism - like consumerism, socialism, politics and religion - is one of these subjects.
- In the mainstream media, consumerism and marketing techniques impinge on news-editorial content and presentation.
- It is they who shoved us into wanton consumerism, into a society in which we must maintain a champagne lifestyle on mauby pockets.
- The impact of consumerism emerges as a factor in stabilisation, as do the different understandings of stability and stabilisation.
- The Church of Stop Shopping exists because consumerism has arguably become a religion itself.
- But I do think consumerism is the biggest religion in dominant culture today.

Definition of consumerism in US English:

consumerism

nounkənˈso͞oməˌrizəmkənˈsuməˌrɪzəm

1The protection or promotion of the interests of consumers.
保护（或促进）消费者利益
the growth of consumerism has led to many organizations improving their service to the customer
Example sentencesExamples
- Rudawski's research interests include consumerism and higher education faculty diversity.
- In turn, this has fueled the emergence of a new consumer drive, vigilante consumerism.
2derogatory The preoccupation of society with the acquisition of consumer goods.
〈常贬〉消费主义
many people are becoming increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of consumerism
Example sentencesExamples
- In the mainstream media, consumerism and marketing techniques impinge on news-editorial content and presentation.
- But I do think consumerism is the biggest religion in dominant culture today.
- Oh yeah - because consumerism and advertising has no demonstrable negative effects.
- The impact of consumerism emerges as a factor in stabilisation, as do the different understandings of stability and stabilisation.
- Society is dominated by consumerism and a cult of the body instead of the spirit.
- Feminism - like consumerism, socialism, politics and religion - is one of these subjects.
- In a society as dominated by consumerism as America, cash tills often ring in tune with the national mood.
- The widening opportunities for consumerism and shopping enhanced the scope for women to make decisions and spend money.
- Like music and literature, art has become a commodity in a society of consumerism.
- The proposal was seconded by Tara Griffin, head girl, who said advertising boosted consumerism, a spiritual evil in itself.
- How can we cope with the increasing consumerism even of our religious practices?
- It is they who shoved us into wanton consumerism, into a society in which we must maintain a champagne lifestyle on mauby pockets.
- The thrust of this year's volume is the ecological impact of consumerism and consumption.
- I do think that it is important to analyze the ways in which consumerism genuinely atomizes people.
- Sloan's drive toward consumerism in the auto industry has seemingly reached its pinnacle.
- The poor are happily persuaded that consumerism will soon become accessible to them.
- Sounds like the perfect Manhattan marriage of convenience and consumerism.
- The Church of Stop Shopping exists because consumerism has arguably become a religion itself.
- It had a mildly amusing political commentary about consumerism taped on.
- Well, the very fact that consumerism gives people material possessions should answer that question for itself - No.

单词	consumerism
释义	Definition of consumerism in English: consumerism noun kənˈsjuːmərɪz(ə)mkənˈsuməˌrɪzəm mass noun 1The protection or promotion of the interests of consumers. 保护（或促进）消费者利益 the growth of consumerism has led to many organizations improving their service to the customer Example sentencesExamples Rudawski's research interests include consumerism and higher education faculty diversity. In turn, this has fueled the emergence of a new consumer drive, vigilante consumerism. 2derogatory The preoccupation of society with the acquisition of consumer goods. 〈常贬〉消费主义 many people are becoming increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of consumerism Example sentencesExamples The proposal was seconded by Tara Griffin, head girl, who said advertising boosted consumerism, a spiritual evil in itself. The poor are happily persuaded that consumerism will soon become accessible to them. In a society as dominated by consumerism as America, cash tills often ring in tune with the national mood. Well, the very fact that consumerism gives people material possessions should answer that question for itself - No. Society is dominated by consumerism and a cult of the body instead of the spirit. Sounds like the perfect Manhattan marriage of convenience and consumerism. It had a mildly amusing political commentary about consumerism taped on. I do think that it is important to analyze the ways in which consumerism genuinely atomizes people. Like music and literature, art has become a commodity in a society of consumerism. The widening opportunities for consumerism and shopping enhanced the scope for women to make decisions and spend money. How can we cope with the increasing consumerism even of our religious practices? Oh yeah - because consumerism and advertising has no demonstrable negative effects. The thrust of this year's volume is the ecological impact of consumerism and consumption. Sloan's drive toward consumerism in the auto industry has seemingly reached its pinnacle. Feminism - like consumerism, socialism, politics and religion - is one of these subjects. In the mainstream media, consumerism and marketing techniques impinge on news-editorial content and presentation. It is they who shoved us into wanton consumerism, into a society in which we must maintain a champagne lifestyle on mauby pockets. The impact of consumerism emerges as a factor in stabilisation, as do the different understandings of stability and stabilisation. The Church of Stop Shopping exists because consumerism has arguably become a religion itself. But I do think consumerism is the biggest religion in dominant culture today. Definition of consumerism in US English: consumerism nounkənˈso͞oməˌrizəmkənˈsuməˌrɪzəm 1The protection or promotion of the interests of consumers. 保护（或促进）消费者利益 the growth of consumerism has led to many organizations improving their service to the customer Example sentencesExamples Rudawski's research interests include consumerism and higher education faculty diversity. In turn, this has fueled the emergence of a new consumer drive, vigilante consumerism. 2derogatory The preoccupation of society with the acquisition of consumer goods. 〈常贬〉消费主义 many people are becoming increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of consumerism Example sentencesExamples In the mainstream media, consumerism and marketing techniques impinge on news-editorial content and presentation. But I do think consumerism is the biggest religion in dominant culture today. Oh yeah - because consumerism and advertising has no demonstrable negative effects. The impact of consumerism emerges as a factor in stabilisation, as do the different understandings of stability and stabilisation. Society is dominated by consumerism and a cult of the body instead of the spirit. Feminism - like consumerism, socialism, politics and religion - is one of these subjects. In a society as dominated by consumerism as America, cash tills often ring in tune with the national mood. The widening opportunities for consumerism and shopping enhanced the scope for women to make decisions and spend money. Like music and literature, art has become a commodity in a society of consumerism. The proposal was seconded by Tara Griffin, head girl, who said advertising boosted consumerism, a spiritual evil in itself. How can we cope with the increasing consumerism even of our religious practices? It is they who shoved us into wanton consumerism, into a society in which we must maintain a champagne lifestyle on mauby pockets. The thrust of this year's volume is the ecological impact of consumerism and consumption. I do think that it is important to analyze the ways in which consumerism genuinely atomizes people. Sloan's drive toward consumerism in the auto industry has seemingly reached its pinnacle. The poor are happily persuaded that consumerism will soon become accessible to them. Sounds like the perfect Manhattan marriage of convenience and consumerism. The Church of Stop Shopping exists because consumerism has arguably become a religion itself. It had a mildly amusing political commentary about consumerism taped on. Well, the very fact that consumerism gives people material possessions should answer that question for itself - No.
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