In store meaning in English
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Definition
(There are changes) in store (for the team): (There are changes) coming (for the team), which are going to happen soon (and will affect the team)
Some of you are asking "what's in store for the company over the next few years?" You want to know what our future plans are, don't you?.
Examples
- "The Perfume Hut will be undergoing some significant changes: substantial budget cuts, and major downsizing are in store for the company."
Exercise 1
Barbara writes that there are significant changes "in store" for her company. What does she mean by this?
Barbara writes that there are significant changes "in store" for her company. What does she mean by this?
Although a "store", as a noun, is in fact a "shop", in this case "in store" is an expression with a different meaning.
This is correct. The expression "in store" means "forthcoming" or "happening very soon".
Although the inventory of a shop is sometimes called its "store", in this case "in store" is an expression with a different meaning.
This is incorrect. There is no indication that "changing" locations is the "significant" change to which Barbara is referring.
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