Shop meaning in English
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Definition
to shop, to do some shopping, to go shopping: to go to the store, to buy, to purchase
I went shopping last Saturday and I bought a dress.
a shop: a store, a place to buy things; a business
Pronunciation examples
UK: I'm going shopping to buy some new clothes.
US: This shop is closed on Sundays.
- "I understand that you've turned one part of this floor into a furniture shop."
- "Shopping is one of our favorite pastimes, and a key part of any American's life."
- "Even old people need to go shopping!"
- "Susie : The concept was developed by London's finest designers, to create the perfect shopping environment."
- "Still others are buying shops and businesses."
- "I hope this helps, and that you continue to enjoy shopping with us."
- "During the holiday shopping season, you can't escape it."
- "Susie : The store is on Oxford Street, and offers a completely new, vibrant shopping experience."
- "With energy prices high, consumers are also reluctant to make costly trips to the shopping mall."
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