shop
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ʃɑːp/ · UK /ʃɒp/
Forms: shops, shopped
shop means: A place where people buy things.
noun
A place where people buy things.
- The shop sells fresh bread.
- I bought this coat in a small shop.
- What time do the shops close?
A place where mechanics repair cars and other vehicles.
- My car is in the shop.
- The shop replaced the truck's brakes.
- We took the van to a repair shop.
A place where people make or repair things using tools or machines.
- He makes furniture in his shop.
- The machine shop produces metal parts.
- Workers left their tools on the shop floor.
An office or business where people do professional work.
- Our design shop has five employees.
- She runs a small consulting shop.
- Several lawyers left to start their own shop.
verb
To look at things for sale and buy what you need or want.
- I shop for food on Saturdays.
- We shopped for new shoes yesterday.
- Do you prefer to shop online?
To look through a website, catalogue, or range of products and choose things to buy.
- Shop our summer collection today.
- You can shop the whole range online.
- She shopped the catalogue from home.
Questions about shop
What does shop mean?
A place where people buy things.
What is shop in other languages?
Türkçe: dükkan · Español: tienda · Français: magasin · Deutsch: Geschäft · Italiano: negozio · 日本語: 店
How do you pronounce shop?
In American English /ʃɑːp/; in British English /ʃɒp/.
How do you use shop in a sentence?
The shop sells fresh bread. I bought this coat in a small shop.
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