A shop containing a prominent display of goods for sale; spec. (chiefly depreciative) a shop displaying fixed-price clothes, shoes, etc., which…
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释义 | society > trade and finance > trading place > place where retail transactions made > [noun] > shop > other types of shop (27) show shop1787 A shop containing a prominent display of goods for sale; spec. (chiefly depreciative) a shop displaying fixed-price clothes, shoes, etc., which… lock-up shop1795 attributive, with the sense ‘that can be securely locked’ (see sense 3), as lock-up cubicle, lock-up shed, lock-up shop, etc. cash-store1811 a store in which credit is not given. boat shop1813 slaughter shop1841 = slaughterhouse, n. 4b. slaughterhouse1851 slang. A shop where goods are bought from small makers at very low prices. Also attributive. ticket-shop1851 a shop displaying ticketed goods in the window. charity shop1853 †(a) U.S. a workshop offering employment to the poor, as part of a charitable programme (obsolete rare); (b) originally and chiefly British a… magic shop1853 (a) a shop selling items, such as charms and potions, claimed to have magical properties (rare); (b) a shop selling conjuring tricks, practical… company store1872 Army and Navy1878 British. A branch of the Army and Navy stores, esp. the principal one in Victoria, London. five-and-ten1880 a store where all the articles were originally priced at either five or ten cents; also colloquial, five-and-dime store. farthing-shop1889 one where articles priced at a farthing are sold. funeral home1895 an establishment which offers various undertaking services, including preparation of the body for burial or cremation and provision of rooms for… goodwill1916 Chiefly with capital initial. A proprietary name for: any of a chain of charity shops across the United States and Canada, operated by Goodwill… shop-within-(a)-shop1916 shop-within-(a)-shop, shop-in-shop: a shop which functions independently within the premises of a larger store, usually dealing in the goods of… cash and carry1917 Money; in the form of coin, ready money. cash and carry, a system whereby the purchaser pays cash for goods and takes them away himself. Usually… Piggly Wiggly1917 A type of self-service grocery store. Also in extended use. Frequently attributive. poverty shop1948 a shop selling food or goods which are inexpensive, perceived as low-grade in some way, or patronized by the poor. discount house1949 Chiefly North American. A shop at which goods are sold at below the normal retail price; a discount store. anchor1960 Originally U.S. A business or organization regarded as a key presence in a particular area or development; spec. a large, prestigious department… box store1976 a large chain store resembling a warehouse, usually located near a major road in a suburban or rural area, typically offering a comparatively… mom-and-pop1976 A small-scale shop or business, of a type often run by a married couple. op shop1978 = opportunity shop n. at opportunity, n. compounds. duty-free1980 A duty-free article; frequently used in plural, esp. of cigarettes, alcoholic drinks, etc., bought and imported free of duty by those returning… pound shop1983 A shop that sells a wide range of goods at low prices, typically one pound or less. pop-up2000 A shop or other (esp. commercial) establishment which opens quickly in a temporary location and is intended to operate for a short period of time. |
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