Definition of clicks and mortar in English:

clicks and mortar

nounˌklɪks ən ˈmɔːtəˌklɪks ən ˈmɔrdər

Used to refer to a traditional business that has expanded its activities to operate also on the Internet.
as modifier a clicks-and-mortar strategy
Compare with bricks and mortar
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Banking today is more about clicks and mortar than bricks and mortar,’ he said.
- There will be a crossover between clicks and mortar.
- Patton encourages firms to form internal, but separate, Web teams to build their e-businesses, based on the experiences of three successful clicks and mortar companies.
- But she says the clicks and mortar model of opening some physical branches is ‘not something we are planning at the moment.’
- It's going to pay off from the marketing machine that retailers will build, including clicks and mortar as part of it.
- The clicks and mortar approach suits us because we already have a local infrastructure in place through our existing outlets.
- She is trading her clicks and mortar crown for a more traditional way to make money.
- I fundamentally believe that the clicks and mortar companies will win this war.
- Bricks and mortar banks are also adapting to a clicks and mortar future.
- Fund managers are not yet entirely persuaded that the clicks and mortar combination is a winner - in the case of Egg at any rate.

Definition of clicks and mortar in US English:

clicks and mortar

nounˌklɪks ən ˈmɔrdərˌkliks ən ˈmôrdər

Used to refer to a traditional business that has expanded its activities to operate also on the Internet.
as modifier a clicks-and-mortar strategy
Compare with bricks and mortar
Example sentencesExamples
- Fund managers are not yet entirely persuaded that the clicks and mortar combination is a winner - in the case of Egg at any rate.
- But she says the clicks and mortar model of opening some physical branches is ‘not something we are planning at the moment.’
- She is trading her clicks and mortar crown for a more traditional way to make money.
- ‘Banking today is more about clicks and mortar than bricks and mortar,’ he said.
- Bricks and mortar banks are also adapting to a clicks and mortar future.
- I fundamentally believe that the clicks and mortar companies will win this war.
- Patton encourages firms to form internal, but separate, Web teams to build their e-businesses, based on the experiences of three successful clicks and mortar companies.
- It's going to pay off from the marketing machine that retailers will build, including clicks and mortar as part of it.
- The clicks and mortar approach suits us because we already have a local infrastructure in place through our existing outlets.
- There will be a crossover between clicks and mortar.

单词	clicks and mortar
释义	Definition of clicks and mortar in English: clicks and mortar nounˌklɪks ən ˈmɔːtəˌklɪks ən ˈmɔrdər Used to refer to a traditional business that has expanded its activities to operate also on the Internet. as modifier a clicks-and-mortar strategy Compare with bricks and mortar Example sentencesExamples ‘Banking today is more about clicks and mortar than bricks and mortar,’ he said. There will be a crossover between clicks and mortar. Patton encourages firms to form internal, but separate, Web teams to build their e-businesses, based on the experiences of three successful clicks and mortar companies. But she says the clicks and mortar model of opening some physical branches is ‘not something we are planning at the moment.’ It's going to pay off from the marketing machine that retailers will build, including clicks and mortar as part of it. The clicks and mortar approach suits us because we already have a local infrastructure in place through our existing outlets. She is trading her clicks and mortar crown for a more traditional way to make money. I fundamentally believe that the clicks and mortar companies will win this war. Bricks and mortar banks are also adapting to a clicks and mortar future. Fund managers are not yet entirely persuaded that the clicks and mortar combination is a winner - in the case of Egg at any rate. Definition of clicks and mortar in US English: clicks and mortar nounˌklɪks ən ˈmɔrdərˌkliks ən ˈmôrdər Used to refer to a traditional business that has expanded its activities to operate also on the Internet. as modifier a clicks-and-mortar strategy Compare with bricks and mortar Example sentencesExamples Fund managers are not yet entirely persuaded that the clicks and mortar combination is a winner - in the case of Egg at any rate. But she says the clicks and mortar model of opening some physical branches is ‘not something we are planning at the moment.’ She is trading her clicks and mortar crown for a more traditional way to make money. ‘Banking today is more about clicks and mortar than bricks and mortar,’ he said. Bricks and mortar banks are also adapting to a clicks and mortar future. I fundamentally believe that the clicks and mortar companies will win this war. Patton encourages firms to form internal, but separate, Web teams to build their e-businesses, based on the experiences of three successful clicks and mortar companies. It's going to pay off from the marketing machine that retailers will build, including clicks and mortar as part of it. The clicks and mortar approach suits us because we already have a local infrastructure in place through our existing outlets. There will be a crossover between clicks and mortar.
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