Definition of mom-and-pop in English:

mom-and-pop

adjective

North American

Denoting a small shop of a type often run by a married couple.
a mom-and-pop store
Example sentencesExamples
- Temporarily freed of the apron she wears in our mom-and-pop grocery store, my mother had dressed up for her downtown jaunt.
- They would rather shop at national chains than at local mom-and-pop stores.
- ‘We've always been a mom-and-pop shop,’ he continued.
- Now most of the oceanfront bungalows and the mom-and-pop motels are gone.
- Most ice cream stores are still mom-and-pop shops that lack the funds needed to finance such a study.
- In addition, mom-and-pop shops are facing more competition from big box stores and Internet sites.
- Not only did consumers earn mere pennies by participating, but they also had to shop at any number of mom-and-pop stores just to earn those pennies.
- Mainly comprised of mom-and-pop stores and private veterinarians in 1993, pet care has grown to a $23 billion industry of superstores and medical organizations.
- Should mom-and-pop frame shops be worried about losing customers to the Web of convenience?
- Let's be specific: Because the proposed law would only include grocery stores over 10,000 square feet, every local mom-and-pop store would be exempt.
- The duo started the company as a mom-and-pop retail frame shop where they worked with local artists.
- He looked into the windows of the little souvenir shops, mom-and-pop restaurants, and other shops.
- That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business.
- Currently, all business falls under one tax category, be it a hotel, restaurant or mom-and-pop candy store.
- It was not a great time to launch a mom-and-pop record store.
- The twentieth century witnessed the virtual demise of the household-sized mom-and-pop corner stores, replaced by large scale department and speciality stores.
- Those smaller stores, not to mention mom-and-pop operations in provincial towns, are threatened by the big international megastores.
- You can't get a mom-and-pop shop to do something like this nationwide.
- Gone are the overhead cables and the architectural mismatch of high-rise office building next to mom-and-pop store next to 50-year-old houses.
- The mom-and-pop stores are further disadvantaged in the global marketplace, being effectively shut out of access to consumer dollars.

Definition of mom-and-pop in US English:

mom-and-pop

adjective

North American

Denoting a small store or business of a type often run by a married couple.
most of the town relies on a local mom-and-pop ISP for their email
Example sentencesExamples
- That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business.
- Should mom-and-pop frame shops be worried about losing customers to the Web of convenience?
- Mainly comprised of mom-and-pop stores and private veterinarians in 1993, pet care has grown to a $23 billion industry of superstores and medical organizations.
- Those smaller stores, not to mention mom-and-pop operations in provincial towns, are threatened by the big international megastores.
- Now most of the oceanfront bungalows and the mom-and-pop motels are gone.
- ‘We've always been a mom-and-pop shop,’ he continued.
- The mom-and-pop stores are further disadvantaged in the global marketplace, being effectively shut out of access to consumer dollars.
- Let's be specific: Because the proposed law would only include grocery stores over 10,000 square feet, every local mom-and-pop store would be exempt.
- Not only did consumers earn mere pennies by participating, but they also had to shop at any number of mom-and-pop stores just to earn those pennies.
- The duo started the company as a mom-and-pop retail frame shop where they worked with local artists.
- Gone are the overhead cables and the architectural mismatch of high-rise office building next to mom-and-pop store next to 50-year-old houses.
- You can't get a mom-and-pop shop to do something like this nationwide.
- They would rather shop at national chains than at local mom-and-pop stores.
- The twentieth century witnessed the virtual demise of the household-sized mom-and-pop corner stores, replaced by large scale department and speciality stores.
- Currently, all business falls under one tax category, be it a hotel, restaurant or mom-and-pop candy store.
- It was not a great time to launch a mom-and-pop record store.
- Temporarily freed of the apron she wears in our mom-and-pop grocery store, my mother had dressed up for her downtown jaunt.
- Most ice cream stores are still mom-and-pop shops that lack the funds needed to finance such a study.
- In addition, mom-and-pop shops are facing more competition from big box stores and Internet sites.
- He looked into the windows of the little souvenir shops, mom-and-pop restaurants, and other shops.

单词	mom-and-pop
释义	Definition of mom-and-pop in English: mom-and-pop adjective North American Denoting a small shop of a type often run by a married couple. a mom-and-pop store Example sentencesExamples Temporarily freed of the apron she wears in our mom-and-pop grocery store, my mother had dressed up for her downtown jaunt. They would rather shop at national chains than at local mom-and-pop stores. ‘We've always been a mom-and-pop shop,’ he continued. Now most of the oceanfront bungalows and the mom-and-pop motels are gone. Most ice cream stores are still mom-and-pop shops that lack the funds needed to finance such a study. In addition, mom-and-pop shops are facing more competition from big box stores and Internet sites. Not only did consumers earn mere pennies by participating, but they also had to shop at any number of mom-and-pop stores just to earn those pennies. Mainly comprised of mom-and-pop stores and private veterinarians in 1993, pet care has grown to a $23 billion industry of superstores and medical organizations. Should mom-and-pop frame shops be worried about losing customers to the Web of convenience? Let's be specific: Because the proposed law would only include grocery stores over 10,000 square feet, every local mom-and-pop store would be exempt. The duo started the company as a mom-and-pop retail frame shop where they worked with local artists. He looked into the windows of the little souvenir shops, mom-and-pop restaurants, and other shops. That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business. Currently, all business falls under one tax category, be it a hotel, restaurant or mom-and-pop candy store. It was not a great time to launch a mom-and-pop record store. The twentieth century witnessed the virtual demise of the household-sized mom-and-pop corner stores, replaced by large scale department and speciality stores. Those smaller stores, not to mention mom-and-pop operations in provincial towns, are threatened by the big international megastores. You can't get a mom-and-pop shop to do something like this nationwide. Gone are the overhead cables and the architectural mismatch of high-rise office building next to mom-and-pop store next to 50-year-old houses. The mom-and-pop stores are further disadvantaged in the global marketplace, being effectively shut out of access to consumer dollars. Definition of mom-and-pop in US English: mom-and-pop adjective North American Denoting a small store or business of a type often run by a married couple. most of the town relies on a local mom-and-pop ISP for their email Example sentencesExamples That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business. Should mom-and-pop frame shops be worried about losing customers to the Web of convenience? Mainly comprised of mom-and-pop stores and private veterinarians in 1993, pet care has grown to a $23 billion industry of superstores and medical organizations. Those smaller stores, not to mention mom-and-pop operations in provincial towns, are threatened by the big international megastores. Now most of the oceanfront bungalows and the mom-and-pop motels are gone. ‘We've always been a mom-and-pop shop,’ he continued. The mom-and-pop stores are further disadvantaged in the global marketplace, being effectively shut out of access to consumer dollars. Let's be specific: Because the proposed law would only include grocery stores over 10,000 square feet, every local mom-and-pop store would be exempt. Not only did consumers earn mere pennies by participating, but they also had to shop at any number of mom-and-pop stores just to earn those pennies. The duo started the company as a mom-and-pop retail frame shop where they worked with local artists. Gone are the overhead cables and the architectural mismatch of high-rise office building next to mom-and-pop store next to 50-year-old houses. You can't get a mom-and-pop shop to do something like this nationwide. They would rather shop at national chains than at local mom-and-pop stores. The twentieth century witnessed the virtual demise of the household-sized mom-and-pop corner stores, replaced by large scale department and speciality stores. Currently, all business falls under one tax category, be it a hotel, restaurant or mom-and-pop candy store. It was not a great time to launch a mom-and-pop record store. Temporarily freed of the apron she wears in our mom-and-pop grocery store, my mother had dressed up for her downtown jaunt. Most ice cream stores are still mom-and-pop shops that lack the funds needed to finance such a study. In addition, mom-and-pop shops are facing more competition from big box stores and Internet sites. He looked into the windows of the little souvenir shops, mom-and-pop restaurants, and other shops.
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