customer's broker
- noun
- /ˈkʌstəmərz ˈbroʊkər/
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agente de cuentas
- Every client was assigned a dedicated customer's broker to handle their account.
Examples
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The customer's broker ensured that the campaign met the client's goals and budget.
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As a customer's broker, she communicated regularly with both the clients and the creative team.
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The customer's broker provided excellent service.
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Can you contact the customer's broker for more details?
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As a customer's broker, she worked closely with clients to develop effective advertising strategies.
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Each brand was supported by a customer's broker to ensure their marketing needs were met.
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The customer's broker took charge of the client's account, providing updates and managing expectations.
Synonyms
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3.5
A person who buys and sells things for other people for a fee
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5.9
A person who manages a client's work and relationship at an agency
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4.5
A person who manages client accounts and keeps in contact with them for a company
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A person licensed to manage client accounts and give advice at a brokerage or investment firm
A man at an agency who looks after important clients and their accounts
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
customer's + broker
The noun phrase is compositionally straightforward: 'customer's' indicates possession/association and 'broker' denotes an agent who manages clients' accounts, so the meaning 'the broker of a customer' can be directly derived by combining the two constituents. Possessive + noun constructions are common and cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows both words should understand this MWE.
Etymology
Customer's broker comes from a simple market image: a broker standing beside a customer, speaking for them to sellers and handling the deal. So it now means 'a person who manages a client's account' for a company or agency.