collectors
Pronunciation: [kəˈlɛktərz]
Context: "hobbies"
(noun) people who gather and keep items that they like or find interesting. These items can be anything from toys to stamps to coins. Collectors often enjoy looking for new things to add to their collection.
Example
My dad is a stamp collector, and he has stamps from all over the world.
Example
Sarah is not a collector; she prefers to keep her things simple and organized.
Example
What kind of collector do you want to be when you grow up?
Context: "finance"
(noun) people or companies that gather money, like bills or payments, that are past due. They help ensure that people pay what they owe.
Example
The company hired a team of collectors to retrieve unpaid debts.
Example
He decided not to become a collector because he didn't like asking people for money.
Example
Have you ever spoken to a collector about your overdue bill?
Context: "arts"
(noun) people who buy or own pieces of art or items of significance. These collectors enjoy owning unique or special items and may attend auctions to find them.
Example
The art collector proudly displayed his new painting in his living room.
Example
She is not a collector; she enjoys art but doesn't buy it.
Example
What is the most expensive piece that a collector has ever bought?