Definition of charity shop in English:

charity shop

noun

British

A shop where second-hand goods are sold to raise money for a charity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Burglars have hit a charity shop which helps the homeless - for a second time in seven months.
- She's paying it off through community service - working in a charity shop in her home town every Monday for the next five months.
- The main space, that once contained giant water tanks, now holds furniture the couple bought from a charity shop back home in Somerset.
- During her four-week stay Mrs Kaur also hopes to round-up volunteers to set up a charity shop so the unit can begin raising its own funds.
- Paintings due to be sold by a charity shop for a few pounds could make thousands at Christie's thanks to the eagle eye of a Sutton man.
- The mystery over a forgotten flute found in a charity shop has deepened.
- Inevitably, these cherished purchases are nearly always spurned and condemned to make an early appearance in the charity shop.
- ‘Gift It’ is a charity shop with a difference and likes to stock the more unusual type of items.
- Earlier this month, American tourist Emily Harris was cycling around Edinburgh, when she was drawn to a display in a charity shop.
- A nice suit can be bought from a charity shop for ten pounds.
- Generous people in Bingley have rallied to help the charity shop in Myrtle Walk, Bingley, collect a record amount of cash.
- Jennifer, of Romanby, was also a student council member and part of the yearbook team as well as helping in a charity shop and on college open days.
- He hopes the new charity shop will raise the £10,000 needed to fund a fête in 2005.
- Then I start clearing out closets, bookshelves, drawers, putting things in plastic sacks to take to the charity shop.
- I make a bin bag full of clothes to send to the charity shop.
- A rare rock 'n' roll record has been sold at auction making big bucks for a Maldon charity shop.
- Mrs Dennis, who was awarded the MBE for her work for the hospice, said it was a sad day when they needed a security system to protect a charity shop.
- I gave them all to the charity shop when I put on a little weight.
- I guess you could view it as politically motivated, but it seemed kind of normal to me at the time because my mum sometimes used to work in a charity shop.
- Thieves have stolen jewellery from a charity shop in Maldon.

单词	charity shop
释义	Definition of charity shop in English: charity shop noun British A shop where second-hand goods are sold to raise money for a charity. Example sentencesExamples Burglars have hit a charity shop which helps the homeless - for a second time in seven months. She's paying it off through community service - working in a charity shop in her home town every Monday for the next five months. The main space, that once contained giant water tanks, now holds furniture the couple bought from a charity shop back home in Somerset. During her four-week stay Mrs Kaur also hopes to round-up volunteers to set up a charity shop so the unit can begin raising its own funds. Paintings due to be sold by a charity shop for a few pounds could make thousands at Christie's thanks to the eagle eye of a Sutton man. The mystery over a forgotten flute found in a charity shop has deepened. Inevitably, these cherished purchases are nearly always spurned and condemned to make an early appearance in the charity shop. ‘Gift It’ is a charity shop with a difference and likes to stock the more unusual type of items. Earlier this month, American tourist Emily Harris was cycling around Edinburgh, when she was drawn to a display in a charity shop. A nice suit can be bought from a charity shop for ten pounds. Generous people in Bingley have rallied to help the charity shop in Myrtle Walk, Bingley, collect a record amount of cash. Jennifer, of Romanby, was also a student council member and part of the yearbook team as well as helping in a charity shop and on college open days. He hopes the new charity shop will raise the £10,000 needed to fund a fête in 2005. Then I start clearing out closets, bookshelves, drawers, putting things in plastic sacks to take to the charity shop. I make a bin bag full of clothes to send to the charity shop. A rare rock 'n' roll record has been sold at auction making big bucks for a Maldon charity shop. Mrs Dennis, who was awarded the MBE for her work for the hospice, said it was a sad day when they needed a security system to protect a charity shop. I gave them all to the charity shop when I put on a little weight. I guess you could view it as politically motivated, but it seemed kind of normal to me at the time because my mum sometimes used to work in a charity shop. Thieves have stolen jewellery from a charity shop in Maldon.
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