Tra từ spender - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

spend‧er/ˈspendə $ -ər/ noun [COUNTABLE]
someone who spends money ⇨ saver:
　 ▪ The new casino hopes to attract big spenders (=people who spend a lot of money).

noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a big eater/drinker/spender etc
▪ Des is a big gambler, you know.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
ADJECTIVE
big
▪ The Government has become Britain's biggest spender on advertising.
▪ Other big spenders include personal social services and the police, each of which takes about a tenth.
high
▪ Britain would then become the third highest spender on international development.
▪ Oxford City Council has been a high spender since Labour got control.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
compulsive overeater/gambler/spender/liar etc
▪ Characters are apparently motiveless, compulsive liars, who shy from eye contact.
▪ I imagine compulsive gamblers get started this way.
▪ Mel is a compulsive liar too, but I guess Steve is too self-obsessed to care.
▪ Most compulsive gamblers are not hugely successful.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ At the same time, white-collar spenders fear losing their jobs.
▪ Britain would then become the third highest spender on international development.
▪ By diverting purchasing power from private spenders to government, taxes free resources from private uses.
▪ Hence, we shall consider households first as income receivers and second as spenders.
▪ However, the most important spenders are clients who most frequently use London-based agencies.
▪ In effect, the government has been taking more resources from young savers and transferring them to spenders.
▪ In general the highest spending families live in London and the South East, and the lowest spenders live in the North.
▪ The self-supporting peasant was transformed into a spender of money, for all the things he needed were now in the shops.