Shopkeeper meaning in English
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Definition
a shopkeeper: a person who owns or manages a shop or store
Examples
- "Shopkeeper : That's alright, just be careful."
- "Shopkeeper : I haven't laughed like that since the Berlin Wall came down!"
- "Shopkeeper : Good evening, young man, welcome to "Spies'R'Us"."
- "Shopkeeper : Well we mostly supply to government organizations, although more and more leading corporations are purchasing these days."
- "Shopkeeper : Aw, that's my lunch!"
- "Shopkeeper : Ah, so you want to spy on the spies?"
- "Shopkeeper : I believe I do, sir."
- "Shopkeeper : Then I don't believe you'll be disappointed with our selection sir!"
- "Shopkeeper : Ok then, you go right ahead, sir."
- "Shopkeeper : Don't touch that!"
Exercise 1
Who is Clarence?
Who is Clarence?
A "shopkeeper" refers to the owner of a shop or store. This term is never used to indicate the personnel at a restaurant.
Clarence announces that he will be the "server" this afternoon. The terms "server" and "waiter" are synonymous in this context: both refer to a male employee who serves food and drink to the patrons of a restaurant.
A "bartender" is responsible for serving and mixing drinks at a bar or restaurant. This term generally applies only to someone (male or female) who works from behind the counter or bar. Clarence is a server, or a waiter, not a bartender.
A servant is a domestic helper. It is an outdated term which is mostly used to talk about the domestic helpers of aristocrats from the past. Clarence is not a servant, but a "server", which is synonymous with a "waiter".
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