Definition of prosumer in English:

prosumer

noun prəʊˈsuːməprōˈso͞omər

1A person who buys electronic goods that are of a standard between those aimed at consumers and professionals.
as modifier the prosumer market
Example sentencesExamples
- Clearly it doesn't follow the previous line of prosumer cameras, all of which had a longer split swivel design with an ‘internal focusing’ lens.
- Its $1700 price point makes it a prosumer device.
- Being a good deal smaller and lighter than its predecessor, it's barely larger than some of the prosumer types on sale.
- The processor will especially benefit prosumer and digital media enthusiasts, as well as those who run many software applications simultaneously.
- And while the line-input's audio quality isn't professional, or even prosumer level, it's still good enough for most consumer applications.
2A consumer who becomes involved with designing or customizing products for their own needs.

Origin

1980s: from professional or producer + consumer.

Definition of prosumer in US English:

prosumer

nounprōˈso͞omər

1An amateur who purchases equipment with quality or features suitable for professional use.
the magazine is aimed at the prosumer who uses a $10,000 camera to make home movies of his dog
Example sentencesExamples
- Its $1700 price point makes it a prosumer device.
- Clearly it doesn't follow the previous line of prosumer cameras, all of which had a longer split swivel design with an ‘internal focusing’ lens.
- And while the line-input's audio quality isn't professional, or even prosumer level, it's still good enough for most consumer applications.
- Being a good deal smaller and lighter than its predecessor, it's barely larger than some of the prosumer types on sale.
- The processor will especially benefit prosumer and digital media enthusiasts, as well as those who run many software applications simultaneously.
2A prospective consumer who is involved in the design, manufacture, or development of a product or service.
a panel of prosumers weighed in on the plans for the new shampoo

Origin

1980s: from professional or producer + consumer.

单词	prosumer
释义	Definition of prosumer in English: prosumer noun prəʊˈsuːməprōˈso͞omər 1A person who buys electronic goods that are of a standard between those aimed at consumers and professionals. as modifier the prosumer market Example sentencesExamples Clearly it doesn't follow the previous line of prosumer cameras, all of which had a longer split swivel design with an ‘internal focusing’ lens. Its $1700 price point makes it a prosumer device. Being a good deal smaller and lighter than its predecessor, it's barely larger than some of the prosumer types on sale. The processor will especially benefit prosumer and digital media enthusiasts, as well as those who run many software applications simultaneously. And while the line-input's audio quality isn't professional, or even prosumer level, it's still good enough for most consumer applications. 2A consumer who becomes involved with designing or customizing products for their own needs. Origin 1980s: from professional or producer + consumer. Definition of prosumer in US English: prosumer nounprōˈso͞omər 1An amateur who purchases equipment with quality or features suitable for professional use. the magazine is aimed at the prosumer who uses a $10,000 camera to make home movies of his dog Example sentencesExamples Its $1700 price point makes it a prosumer device. Clearly it doesn't follow the previous line of prosumer cameras, all of which had a longer split swivel design with an ‘internal focusing’ lens. And while the line-input's audio quality isn't professional, or even prosumer level, it's still good enough for most consumer applications. Being a good deal smaller and lighter than its predecessor, it's barely larger than some of the prosumer types on sale. The processor will especially benefit prosumer and digital media enthusiasts, as well as those who run many software applications simultaneously. 2A prospective consumer who is involved in the design, manufacture, or development of a product or service. a panel of prosumers weighed in on the plans for the new shampoo Origin 1980s: from professional or producer + consumer.
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