downmarket [,daun'ma:kit]

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面向低端市場(chǎng)的（形容詞）

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(adjective) Describing something intended for low-income customers; produced for cheap, possibly vulgar taste (usually negative)

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EXAMPLE: The previously luxurious furniture store has become much more downmarket since my last visit there, and now their products seem quite low in quality, as well as price.

與我上次來(lái)的時(shí)候相比，這家原先賣豪華家具的家具店檔次下降了很多，現(xiàn)在賣的東西質(zhì)量和價(jià)格都相當(dāng)?shù)汀?/span>

feet on the street

銷售力量（工商俚語(yǔ)）

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（BUSINESS SLANG）Reference to a number of active sales people

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EXAMPLE: Our sales department is too small to succeed, so to increase our annual sales revenues we need to get more feet on the street by hiring additional sales representatives.

我們的銷售部太小了，難以取得成功，因此，為了提高年度收入，我們需要增聘銷售代表，加強(qiáng)銷售力量。