Definition of opening hours in English:

opening hours

plural noun

The times during which a shop, bank, etc. is open for business.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the new regime, each bar will submit a business plan to the local licensing board including its ideal opening hours.
- Later shop opening hours and café bars make York a more continental city.
- The store will also be extending its opening hours and will be open later in the evenings.
- Shoppers will also get more time to shop with extended opening hours on a Thursday and Friday.
- Clothes and household items in good repair would be welcome and can be left at the Shop during opening hours.
- Anyone wishing to donate items to the shop can do so during opening hours.
- We were puzzled by their opening hours: it opens for lunch then shuts all afternoon.
- At one bank, the queue of would-be buyers was so long that the bank was forced to extend its opening hours.
- Donations of any of the above can be made during opening hours at the shop or left into any member.
- The opening hours when people can use the service are limited to daytimes during the week.
- Yet the Government has made it easier to get planning permission to open more pubs and is extending opening hours.
- People can go along to buy the waistcoats any time during normal shop opening hours.
- Book everything by phone and call shops to check opening hours, or how to get there.
- Food rationing has been introduced and the opening hours of food shops limited.
- And it has proved so popular the centre has now expanded its opening hours to include Saturday mornings.
- The new facility will be available at the popular store seven days a week during the shop opening hours.
- These are well away from houses and if their opening hours were permitted only when the shops were closed what harm would it cause?
- The opening hours are a joke, only open when we are all at work.
- For December and Bank Holiday opening hours please call the number, right.
- It will extend opening hours in 1,000 of its 1,400 shops in time for the holiday shopping season.

单词	opening hours
释义	Definition of opening hours in English: opening hours plural noun The times during which a shop, bank, etc. is open for business. Example sentencesExamples Under the new regime, each bar will submit a business plan to the local licensing board including its ideal opening hours. Later shop opening hours and café bars make York a more continental city. The store will also be extending its opening hours and will be open later in the evenings. Shoppers will also get more time to shop with extended opening hours on a Thursday and Friday. Clothes and household items in good repair would be welcome and can be left at the Shop during opening hours. Anyone wishing to donate items to the shop can do so during opening hours. We were puzzled by their opening hours: it opens for lunch then shuts all afternoon. At one bank, the queue of would-be buyers was so long that the bank was forced to extend its opening hours. Donations of any of the above can be made during opening hours at the shop or left into any member. The opening hours when people can use the service are limited to daytimes during the week. Yet the Government has made it easier to get planning permission to open more pubs and is extending opening hours. People can go along to buy the waistcoats any time during normal shop opening hours. Book everything by phone and call shops to check opening hours, or how to get there. Food rationing has been introduced and the opening hours of food shops limited. And it has proved so popular the centre has now expanded its opening hours to include Saturday mornings. The new facility will be available at the popular store seven days a week during the shop opening hours. These are well away from houses and if their opening hours were permitted only when the shops were closed what harm would it cause? The opening hours are a joke, only open when we are all at work. For December and Bank Holiday opening hours please call the number, right. It will extend opening hours in 1,000 of its 1,400 shops in time for the holiday shopping season.
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