customer support
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- noun
- /ˈkʌstəmər səˈpɔrt/
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atención al cliente
- The customer support team helped me resolve my issue quickly.
- call customer support
- customer support center
- provide customer support
And today my sister works for me from home off of her laptop and does, does customer support for my courses.
- And today my sister works for me from home off of her laptop and does, does customer support for my courses.
- I've also heard that before you worked for NCIX, you were like essentially pro bono doing customer support for them in forums.
Examples
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People from manufacturing, quality, customers, and customer support became part of our design team.
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To obtain these types of preliminary work, it is essential that you have great customer support abilities.
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You know that customer support is key and can take you far.
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Please note: if you are having any customer support or technical issues,
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So I have a contact center, we work for brands, do customer support for them and like that.
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All of the rooms provide an excellent level of customer support to Americans.
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Also, a chat with their customer support did not inspire any confidence.
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If you find any problem with your antivirus, then you will get official customer support from them.
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For them, Apple stands apart, offering stylish, easy-to-use products along with better customer support than the competition.
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They have the most amazing customer support round the clock, even for you night owls.
Synonyms
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The part of a company that helps customers with problems and fixes products
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A service that gives information and technical help to computer users
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A service that helps people with computer or device problems
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Morphology
The meaning 'assistance and advice provided to customers' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'customer' (buyer/user) with 'support' (aid). This is a straightforward noun+noun compound found across many languages and follows ordinary composition patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents should understand it.
Etymology
Customer support comes from the simple words customer, meaning a person who buys, and support, meaning to help or hold up. Imagine someone at a help desk ready to help a buyer, so today customer support means 'help and advice a company gives to people who buy or use its products'.