SHOP


Meaning of SHOP in English

noun (esp. BrE ) ⇨ See also ↑ store

ADJECTIVE

▪ corner ( BrE ), local , village

▪ high-street ( BrE )

▪ busy

▪ exclusive , expensive , fine , posh ( BrE ), smart ( BrE ), stylish , upmarket ( BrE )

▪ excellent , good , wonderful

▪ well-stocked

▪ trendy

▪ old-fashioned , traditional

▪ colourful/colorful

▪ boarded-up , empty , vacant

▪ butcher ( AmE ), butcher's , greengrocer's ( BrE ), etc.

▪ book (usually bookshop ) , gift ( BrE , AmE ), gun ( esp. AmE ), pet ( BrE , AmE ), shoe , souvenir ( BrE , AmE ), etc.

▪ electrical , photographic , etc.

▪ specialist , specialty ( AmE )

▪ pro (= at a golf club, etc.) ( AmE )

▪ duty-free ( BrE , AmE )

She bought 400 cigarettes at the airport duty-free ~.

▪ charity ( BrE ), thrift ( AmE )

I gave all my old books to a charity ~/thrift ~.

▪ antique ( BrE , AmE ), junk ( BrE , AmE )

▪ betting ( BrE )

▪ mobile ( BrE )

Mobile ~s are invaluable to people in rural areas.

▪ retail

▪ repair ( BrE , AmE )

▪ barber (usually barbershop ) ( AmE )

▪ pawn (usually pawnshop ) ( BrE , AmE )

▪ one-stop ( BrE , AmE )

This is your one-stop ~ for all your skiing needs.

▪ coffee ( BrE , AmE )

… OF SHOPS

▪ parade ( BrE ), row

The post office is at the end of the row of ~s.

▪ chain

The brothers opened a chain of electrical ~s in the eighties.

VERB + SHOP

▪ have , keep , own , run

▪ open , set up

She opened a flower ~ in the High Street.

an area where many artists have set up ~ ( figurative )

▪ close , close up , shut , shut up ( BrE )

At 5.30 she shuts up ~ and goes home.

SHOP + VERB

▪ sell sth

▪ offer sth

The ~ offers a large selection of leather goods at reasonable prices.

▪ specialize in sth

▪ advertise sth

▪ display sth

▪ open

▪ close , shut

SHOP + NOUN

▪ assistant , manager , manageress ( BrE ), owner , staff , worker

▪ counter , display , doorway , front , premises , shelves , sign , window

PREPOSITION

▪ around a/the ~ , round a/the ~ ( esp. BrE )

I went around all the ~s but I couldn't find a present for him.

▪ at a/the ~

There was was a break-in at that new ~ last night.

▪ in a/the ~

She works part-time in a ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .