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SHOPPING - TYPES OF STORE (PART ONE)
antique
an object such as a piece of furniture in the trend of former times and often valuable
baker
an individual whose profession is baking and selling bread and cakes
bakery
a place for baking or selling baked goods like bread and cakes
bakeshop
a place where bread and cakes are made and/or sold
barber
a person whose business is cutting and dressing hair and to shave and trim beard
betting shop
a shop where an individual puts at stake their money on horse races and other competitions
bookie
person whose job is to take bets on the result of horse races, etc. and pays off bets
bookmaking
the work or action of taking bets based on the outcome of horse races,and so forth and paying out cash to individuals who win
Bookshop
a store that displays and sells books
bookstall
a small shop where one can buy books, newspapers or magazines in public places like railway stations, airports etc.,
boutique
a small shop dealing in fashionable clothing, expensive gifts or accessories
butcher
a person who slaughters animals and sells its meat in a shop
chain
a series of connected things, events or people
chain store
one of many retail shops of the same owner or company and dealing with the same type of goods or merchandise
chemist
a person whose job is to formulate and dispense medicines (or)
a shop where therapeutic drugs are dispensed and sold, along with toiletries
confectioner
an individual or a business establishment that makes or sells cakes ,sweets and desserts
convenience store
a small and diversified market that sells food, newspapers, etc. and is open for extended periods of time
corner shop
a small trading center that sells food, newspapers, and so on, particularly in the vicinity of one's households
Deli ( or) delicatessen
a shop that sells cooked meats, cheeses and prepared salads, ready-to-eat foodstuff and special foods that come from other countries
department store
a large shop that is divided into several departments with separate sections for a wide variety of goods each section selling different type of goods
By Purushothaman CSHOPPING - TYPES OF STORE (PART ONE)
antique
an object such as a piece of furniture in the trend of former times and often valuable
baker
an individual whose profession is baking and selling bread and cakes
bakery
a place for baking or selling baked goods like bread and cakes
bakeshop
a place where bread and cakes are made and/or sold
barber
a person whose business is cutting and dressing hair and to shave and trim beard
betting shop
a shop where an individual puts at stake their money on horse races and other competitions
bookie
person whose job is to take bets on the result of horse races, etc. and pays off bets
bookmaking
the work or action of taking bets based on the outcome of horse races,and so forth and paying out cash to individuals who win
Bookshop
a store that displays and sells books
bookstall
a small shop where one can buy books, newspapers or magazines in public places like railway stations, airports etc.,
boutique
a small shop dealing in fashionable clothing, expensive gifts or accessories
butcher
a person who slaughters animals and sells its meat in a shop
chain
a series of connected things, events or people
chain store
one of many retail shops of the same owner or company and dealing with the same type of goods or merchandise
chemist
a person whose job is to formulate and dispense medicines (or)
a shop where therapeutic drugs are dispensed and sold, along with toiletries
confectioner
an individual or a business establishment that makes or sells cakes ,sweets and desserts
convenience store
a small and diversified market that sells food, newspapers, etc. and is open for extended periods of time
corner shop
a small trading center that sells food, newspapers, and so on, particularly in the vicinity of one's households
Deli ( or) delicatessen
a shop that sells cooked meats, cheeses and prepared salads, ready-to-eat foodstuff and special foods that come from other countries
department store
a large shop that is divided into several departments with separate sections for a wide variety of goods each section selling different type of goods