What's the difference between customers and customers?

There are three differences between customers and customers:

1. Their Chinese translations are different.

Client is generally translated into customer. Customers are generally translated into customers.

2. The definitions of the two in the dictionary are different.

Clients: individuals or groups who use professional advice or services such as lawyers, accountants, advertising companies and architects.

Such as lawyers, accountants, advertising agents, architects and other individuals or groups providing professional advice or services.

Customer: a person who buys goods or services from others; Buyer; Sponsor.

People who buy goods or services from others; Buyer; Sponsor.

3. The scope of use of the two is different.

Clients? Usually not face-to-face payment transactions; Long-term business relationship; The purchase is usually a service (or a large number of physical objects); Usually it is consumed by institutions or groups. For example, the company outsourced some recruitment business; The convenience store owner wholesaled a batch of goods. ...

Clients? People who go to the store to spend in person; Short business relationship time; Usually purchased in kind (in small quantities); Usually used for personal consumption. For example, go to supermarkets, barber shops, nail salons and restaurants. ...