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brick-and-mor·tar 英ˌbraɪkəndˈmɔːtə美ˌbraɪkəndˈmɔrtɚAHDbrīk'ənd-môrʹtər COCA⁵⁹⁵⁷⁵iWeb¹⁹²²⁴Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
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adj.传统公司的，实体店的
As companies create online counterparts to their brick-and-mortar operations, they need tools to effectively manage and optimize their customer relationships.
随着各公司建立在线的网上公司，开展基础的业务，他们需要工具来有效地管理和优化其客户关系。 iciba
Challenging brick-and-mortar bookstores, Bezos started Amazon, an Internet company that sold a wider collection of books than stores could carry.
挑战实体书店， Bezos开创了亚马逊，一个出售远超实体书店负荷能力的多种图书的互联网公司。 yeeyan
I also buy books online, but sparingly, because I prefer to patronize my town's brick-and-mortar retailers.
我也在线上购书，但多只是为了省钱，我还是更乐意惠顾镇上传统的书商。 yeeyan
School located in a physical facility as distinct from providing remote, especially online, services: brick-and-mortar school; a brick-and-mortar school.
有固定教学场所提供教学的学校，区别于远程，尤指在线服务，如：在线教学，远程学校． ecocn
Some European researchers believe Waldkindergarten kids exercise their imaginations more than their brick-and-mortar peers do and are better at concentrating and communicating.
一些欧洲研究者认为，比起呆在屋子里的儿童而言，森林幼儿园的孩子们运用想象力要更多一些，而且他们在集中精力和沟通方面也做得更好。 ebigear |