培养péiyǎngto foster, to train
他的回答是,商业生态像一片需要培养的土地。
He replied that a business ecosystem is like land that needs cultivation.
对手duìshǒuopponent, rival
后来,对手遇到资金困难,已经濒临倒闭。
Later the other owner faced financial difficulty and was close to closing.
公寓gōngyùapartment, flat
一座新公寓附近有两家小店,都卖文具、各类电池和日用品。
Near a new apartment complex stood two small shops, both selling stationery, different batteries, and daily necessities.
文具wénjùstationery
一座新公寓附近有两家小店,都卖文具、各类电池和日用品。
Near a new apartment complex stood two small shops, both selling stationery, different batteries, and daily necessities.
电池diànchíbattery, cell
一座新公寓附近有两家小店,都卖文具、各类电池和日用品。
Near a new apartment complex stood two small shops, both selling stationery, different batteries, and daily necessities.
日用品rìyòngpǐnarticles of everyday use, daily necessities
一座新公寓附近有两家小店,都卖文具、各类电池和日用品。
Near a new apartment complex stood two small shops, both selling stationery, different batteries, and daily necessities.
利润lìrùnprofit
店主建伟起初把另一家看成唯一的竞争对象,认为对方多营业一天,自己的利润就会少一些,算下来每月营业额也不好看。
At first Jianwei saw the other shop as his only competitor and believed every extra day of business for it reduced his own profit, leaving his monthly takings looking worse as well.
诚信chéngxìnhonest, in good faith
他们希望有不同店家可以比较,也愿意在服务诚信用心的店里消费。
They wanted different shops to compare and were willing to spend in shops with good service and integrity.
媒体méitǐmedia, mass media
媒体采访时,他甚至说,不如干脆把对方挤出去,省得每天为价格操心。
In a media interview, he even said it would be better simply to squeeze the other shop out.
对象duìxiàngtarget, object
店主建伟起初把另一家看成唯一的竞争对象,认为对方多营业一天,自己的利润就会少一些,算下来每月营业额也不好看。
At first Jianwei saw the other shop as his only competitor and believed every extra day of business for it reduced his own profit, leaving his monthly takings looking worse as well.
建伟JiànwěiJianwei, name of a person
店主建伟起初把另一家看成唯一的竞争对象,认为对方多营业一天,自己的利润就会少一些,算下来每月营业额也不好看。
At first Jianwei saw the other shop as his only competitor and believed every extra day of business for it reduced his own profit, leaving his monthly takings looking worse as well.
营业yíngyèto do business, to operate
店主建伟起初把另一家看成唯一的竞争对象,认为对方多营业一天,自己的利润就会少一些,算下来每月营业额也不好看。
At first Jianwei saw the other shop as his only competitor and believed every extra day of business for it reduced his own profit, leaving his monthly takings looking worse as well.
额éspecified number, sum, volume or amount
店主建伟起初把另一家看成唯一的竞争对象,认为对方多营业一天,自己的利润就会少一些,算下来每月营业额也不好看。
At first Jianwei saw the other shop as his only competitor and believed every extra day of business for it reduced his own profit, leaving his monthly takings looking worse as well.
不如bùrúto be not as good as, to be inferior to
媒体采访时,他甚至说,不如干脆把对方挤出去,省得每天为价格操心。
In a media interview, he even said it would be better simply to squeeze the other shop out.
干脆gāncuìsimply, just
媒体采访时,他甚至说,不如干脆把对方挤出去,省得每天为价格操心。
In a media interview, he even said it would be better simply to squeeze the other shop out.
挤jǐto squeeze out, to push out
媒体采访时,他甚至说,不如干脆把对方挤出去,省得每天为价格操心。
In a media interview, he even said it would be better simply to squeeze the other shop out.
垮kuǎto collapse, to break down
建伟说,谁都会有倒霉的时候;一家店若垮了,街上看起来也许少了麻烦,实际只会让大家在需要时没有第二个选择。
Jianwei said that everyone has a run of bad luck; if one shop collapsed, the street might seem to have less trouble, but people would have no second choice when they needed one.
垄断lǒngduànto monopolize
有人笑他傻,问他为什么不趁机独自形成垄断局面。
Some people called him foolish and asked why he did not create a monopoly by himself.
倒闭dǎobìto close down, to go bankrupt
后来,对手遇到资金困难,已经濒临倒闭。
Later the other owner faced financial difficulty and was close to closing.
热心rèxīnenthusiastic, earnest
建伟没有幸灾乐祸,反而热心地介绍一位可靠的供货商,还帮对方谈了一个合理的价格,并建议两家店在不同品类上各有重点。
Instead of taking pleasure in the misfortune, Jianwei warmly introduced a reliable supplier, even helped negotiate a fair price, and suggested that the two shops focus on different categories.
资金zījīncapital, fund
后来,对手遇到资金困难,已经濒临倒闭。
Later the other owner faced financial difficulty and was close to closing.
傻shǎstupid, foolish
有人笑他傻,问他为什么不趁机独自形成垄断局面。
Some people called him foolish and asked why he did not create a monopoly by himself.
倒霉dǎoméihaving bad luck, unlucky
建伟说,谁都会有倒霉的时候;一家店若垮了,街上看起来也许少了麻烦,实际只会让大家在需要时没有第二个选择。
Jianwei said that everyone has a run of bad luck; if one shop collapsed, the street might seem to have less trouble, but people would have no second choice when they needed one.
生态shēngtàiecology
他的回答是,商业生态像一片需要培养的土地。
He replied that a business ecosystem is like land that needs cultivation.
商业shāngyèbusiness, commerce
他的回答是,商业生态像一片需要培养的土地。
He replied that a business ecosystem is like land that needs cultivation.
领域lǐngyùfield, domain, realm
顾客多了,当地的商业服务领域也更有活力。
There were more customers, and local commercial services were more lively.
适当shìdàngproper, adequate
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
促使cùshǐto urge, to spur, to prompt
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
生长shēngzhǎngto grow
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
妨碍fáng'àito hinder, to impede
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
促进cùjìnto promote, to accelerate
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
利益lìyìbenefit, interest
若所有力量只追逐眼前利益,长期的信任反而会被破坏。
If all effort chases immediate profit, long-term trust is damaged instead.
合理hélǐreasonable
建伟没有幸灾乐祸,反而热心地介绍一位可靠的供货商,还帮对方谈了一个合理的价格,并建议两家店在不同品类上各有重点。
Instead of taking pleasure in the misfortune, Jianwei warmly introduced a reliable supplier, even helped negotiate a fair price, and suggested that the two shops focus on different categories.
万一wànyīin case, if by any chance
万一只剩一家店,店主也许会提高价格、减少选择;而在同类小店已经饱和的街区,反倒是服务差的那家先关门。
If only one shop remained, its owner might raise prices and reduce choice; on a street already saturated with similar shops, by contrast, it is the one with poor service that closes first.
维持wéichíto keep, to maintain
适当的竞争会促使商家改进服务,也会促进小店稳步生长、商品不断更新,不至于妨碍彼此维持体面收入。
Appropriate competition pushes businesses to improve service and helps small shops grow steadily while goods keep renewing, without preventing either from maintaining a decent income.
饱和bǎohéto be saturated, to be filled to capacity
万一只剩一家店,店主也许会提高价格、减少选择;而在同类小店已经饱和的街区,反倒是服务差的那家先关门。
If only one shop remained, its owner might raise prices and reduce choice; on a street already saturated with similar shops, by contrast, it is the one with poor service that closes first.
不见得bújiàndenot necessarily, may not
建伟明白,竞争不见得只是损失;只要规则公平、目的清楚,对手也能让一家店学会怎样走得更远。
Jianwei understood that competition is not necessarily a loss; when rules are fair and the purpose is clear, an opponent can also teach a shop how to go farther.