niche

noun

/niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/

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a comfortable or suitable role, job, way of life, etc.
- He eventually found his niche in sports journalism.
Extra Examples
- He had found his own little niche in life.
- She's carved out quite a niche for herself in fashion design.
- women who dared question their niche in society
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- comfortable
- distinctive
- particular
- …
verb + niche
- have
- find
- identify
- …
niche + noun
- market
- marketing
- business
- …
preposition
- in a/the niche
- into a/the niche
- niche for
- …
phrases
- a niche in the market
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(business) a small section of the market for a particular kind of product or service
- They spotted a niche in the market, with no serious competition.
- There's a niche for a small stylish car.
Topics Moneyc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- comfortable
- distinctive
- particular
- …
verb + niche
- have
- find
- identify
- …
niche + noun
- market
- marketing
- business
- …
preposition
- in a/the niche
- into a/the niche
- niche for
- …
phrases
- a niche in the market
See full entry
a small hollow place, especially in a wall to contain a statue, etc., or in the side of a hill synonym nook
- The niche was just big enough to hold two small candles.
- I found a niche in the rock and sat and watched while the sun rose and filled the valley with light.
Topics Buildingsc2
(biology) a position or role taken by a kind of living thing within its community. Different living things may have the same niche in different places, for example antelopes in Africa and kangaroos in Australia.
- Within each niche, similar animals avoid competing with each other.
- Mammals moved into the niche left vacant by the disappearance of the dinosaurs.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- comfortable
- distinctive
- particular
- …
verb + niche
- have
- find
- identify
- …
niche + noun
- market
- marketing
- business
- …
preposition
- in a/the niche
- into a/the niche
- niche for
- …
phrases
- a niche in the market
See full entry

Word Originearly 17th cent.: from French, literally ‘recess’, from nicher ‘make a nest’, based on Latin nidus ‘nest’.

niche

adjective

/niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/

(business)

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(of products, services or interests) appealing to only a small section of the population
- Enthusiast markets will always exist but they are niche.
- a niche market
- We see niche products as one of our strengths.
- the development of niche marketing (= aiming products at particular groups)
- a film intended for a niche audience
Word Originearly 17th cent.: from French, literally ‘recess’, from nicher ‘make a nest’, based on Latin nidus ‘nest’.

单词	niche
释义	niche noun /niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/ /niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/ jump to other results a comfortable or suitable role, job, way of life, etc. He eventually found his niche in sports journalism. Extra Examples He had found his own little niche in life. She's carved out quite a niche for herself in fashion design. women who dared question their niche in society Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective comfortable distinctive particular … verb + niche have find identify … niche + noun market marketing business … preposition in a/the niche into a/the niche niche for … phrases a niche in the market See full entry (business) a small section of the market for a particular kind of product or service They spotted a niche in the market, with no serious competition. There's a niche for a small stylish car. Topics Moneyc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective comfortable distinctive particular … verb + niche have find identify … niche + noun market marketing business … preposition in a/the niche into a/the niche niche for … phrases a niche in the market See full entry a small hollow place, especially in a wall to contain a statue, etc., or in the side of a hill synonym nook The niche was just big enough to hold two small candles. I found a niche in the rock and sat and watched while the sun rose and filled the valley with light. Topics Buildingsc2 (biology) a position or role taken by a kind of living thing within its community. Different living things may have the same niche in different places, for example antelopes in Africa and kangaroos in Australia. Within each niche, similar animals avoid competing with each other. Mammals moved into the niche left vacant by the disappearance of the dinosaurs. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective comfortable distinctive particular … verb + niche have find identify … niche + noun market marketing business … preposition in a/the niche into a/the niche niche for … phrases a niche in the market See full entry Word Originearly 17th cent.: from French, literally ‘recess’, from nicher ‘make a nest’, based on Latin nidus ‘nest’. niche adjective /niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/ /niːʃ/, /nɪtʃ/ (business) jump to other results (of products, services or interests) appealing to only a small section of the population Enthusiast markets will always exist but they are niche. a niche market We see niche products as one of our strengths. the development of niche marketing (= aiming products at particular groups) a film intended for a niche audience Word Originearly 17th cent.: from French, literally ‘recess’, from nicher ‘make a nest’, based on Latin nidus ‘nest’.
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