Supermarket
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定义
a supermarket: 超市
示例
- "Probably nothing to worry about, but several supermarkets in Japan have started selling a "copycat" version of our award-winning TigerLily fragrance."
- "Studies show that the current "traffic light" labelling system - red, amber and green labels representing the amounts of salt, sugar, and fat - for foods on sale in supermarkets is reasonably common, but not effective enough in reducing obesity."
- "I'm gonna rob the banks, the supermaket too"
- "Icarus's Mom : Eh... I didn't really fall over in the supermarket."
- "European Supermarkets , which will be forced to give a one Euro price reduction for each minute a customer spends waiting in the check-out queue."
- "When the regulation was introduced in some French supermarkets yesterday, many customers left with more money than when they arrived."
- "Thelma Fudd : My accident took place in the local supermarket."
- "Incidentally, food manufacturers and major supermarkets are currently recruiting models for both types of photographs."
- "I was sure that the supermarket was negligent, so I called GoldenWheelchair.com."
- "Uhh, a supermarket, haven't been to one of these in a while."
- "I'm confident that if we sue the supermarket for causing your accident, the compensation could be millions!"
- "Super supermarket"
- "Icarus : But I took a day off of work, and I was ready to sue the supermarket for damages!"
- "My elderly mother slipped in a puddle of apple juice in the local supermarket yesterday and has injured her hip."
- "Americans buy most of their groceries at supermarkets, often located on the outskirts of cities."
练习 1
Choose the store or shop which best suits each description, according to the information given in the chapter you've just listened to!
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised:
The next type of store has the longest opening hours:
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option:
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised:
The next type of store has the longest opening hours:
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option:
Choose the store or shop which best suits each description, according to the information given in the chapter you've just listened to!
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised: delicatessens 1
The next type of store has the longest opening hours: convenience stores 2
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option: supermarkets 3
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised: delicatessens 1
The next type of store has the longest opening hours: convenience stores 2
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option: supermarkets 3
1 delicatessens: "Delicatessens" is the best choice here. A "delicatessen" is a shop selling food and drinks which are often unusual or exotic, and can be very expensive. Floyd says that only those who "can afford it" should shop at Delicatessens, meaning that the price is high, and that these shops "specialize". Example: "I need to buy orecchiette from the Italian delicatessen, but I only have $3". Note that the term "delicatessen" is often shortened to "deli".
1 supermarkets: This is not the best choice here. Floyd tells us that "the prices are low" in supermarkets and that there is a lot of "choice", meaning that supermarkets are neither "expensive" nor "highly specialised".
1 convenience stores: This is not the best choice here. We are not told anything about the price or range of products in convenience stores in this chapter.
2 convenience stores: "Convenience stores" is the correct answer. Floyd tells us that "convenience stores are often open 24 hours a day", meaning that they are open all night, or that they never close. They are also located in the centre of towns: a "convenient" or "helpful" location. Example: "I often buy chocolate at 2am at my local convenience store".
2 supermarkets: This is not the right answer here. We are not told anything about the opening hours of supermarkets in this chapter of Good Day USA.
2 delicatessens: This is not the right answer here. We are not told anything about the opening hours of delicatessens in this chapter of Good Day USA.
3 supermarkets: "Supermarkets" is the best choice. When Floyd talks about supermarkets, he tells us that "The choice in these huge stores is amazing. And the prices are low." This means that there are lots of different items at "cheap" or "low" prices. Example: "I go to the supermarket once a month to buy lots of groceries".
3 delicatessens: This is not the best choice here. Only people who "can afford it" can shop at delicatessens, meaning that they are expensive: the opposite of "cheap"! They also "specialize", meaning that the "choice" available is very specific or precise.
3 convenience stores: This is not the best choice here. This chapter does not tell us anything about the choice available or the prices in convenience stores.
练习 2
Choose the store or shop which best suits each description, according to the information given in the chapter you've just listened to!
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised:
The next type of store has the longest opening hours:
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option:
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised:
The next type of store has the longest opening hours:
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option:
Choose the store or shop which best suits each description, according to the information given in the chapter you've just listened to!
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised: delicatessens 1
The next type of store has the longest opening hours: convenience stores 2
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option: supermarkets 3
These stores sell expensive items, and are highly specialised: delicatessens 1
The next type of store has the longest opening hours: convenience stores 2
Finally, find the stores which have the biggest choice and are the cheapest option: supermarkets 3
1 delicatessens: "Delicatessens" is the best choice here. A "delicatessen" is a shop selling food and drinks which are often unusual or exotic, and can be very expensive. Floyd says that only those who "can afford it" should shop at Delicatessens, meaning that the price is high, and that these shops "specialize". Example: "I need to buy orecchiette from the Italian delicatessen, but I only have $3". Note that the term "delicatessen" is often shortened to "deli".
1 supermarkets: This is not the best choice here. Floyd tells us that "the prices are low" in supermarkets and that there is a lot of "choice", meaning that supermarkets are neither "expensive" nor "highly specialised".
1 convenience stores: This is not the best choice here. We are not told anything about the price or range of products in convenience stores in this chapter.
2 convenience stores: "Convenience stores" is the correct answer. Floyd tells us that "convenience stores are often open 24 hours a day", meaning that they are open all night, or that they never close. They are also located in the centre of towns: a "convenient" or "helpful" location. Example: "I often buy chocolate at 2am at my local convenience store".
2 supermarkets: This is not the right answer here. We are not told anything about the opening hours of supermarkets in this chapter of Good Day USA.
2 delicatessens: This is not the right answer here. We are not told anything about the opening hours of delicatessens in this chapter of Good Day USA.
3 supermarkets: "Supermarkets" is the best choice. When Floyd talks about supermarkets, he tells us that "The choice in these huge stores is amazing. And the prices are low." This means that there are lots of different items at "cheap" or "low" prices. Example: "I go to the supermarket once a month to buy lots of groceries".
3 delicatessens: This is not the best choice here. Only people who "can afford it" can shop at delicatessens, meaning that they are expensive: the opposite of "cheap"! They also "specialize", meaning that the "choice" available is very specific or precise.
3 convenience stores: This is not the best choice here. This chapter does not tell us anything about the choice available or the prices in convenience stores.
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