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boutique
(buːtiːk)
Word forms: plural boutiques
countable noun
A boutique is a small shop that sells fashionable clothes, shoes, or jewellery.
boutique in British English
(buːˈtiːk)
noun
1.
a shop, esp a small one selling fashionable clothes and other items
2.
a.
of or denoting a small specialized producer or business
b.
(as modifier)
a boutique winery
3.
a small specialized stall or shopping area within a supermarket, esp selling fresh meat, seafood, etc
Word origin
C18: from French, probably from Old Provençal botica, ultimately from Greek apothēkē storehouse; see apothecaryboutique in American English
(buˈtik; occas. boʊˈtik)
noun
1.
a small shop, or a small department in a store, where fashionable, usually expensive, clothes and other articles are sold
2.
a small, independent agency as for advertising or investments
Word origin
Fr < L apotheca: see apothecaryboutique in Retail
(butik)
Word forms: (regular plural) boutiques
noun
(Retail: Outlets)
A boutique is a small retail store selling fashionable clothes, gifts, and accessories.
She launched her first boutique selling her own designs after taking a fashion course in Paris.
These designer fashions are available only in the most exclusive boutiques and high-end outlets.
A boutique is a small retail store selling fashionable clothes, gifts, and accessories.
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In other languagesboutique
British English: boutique NOUN
A boutique is a small shop that sells fashionable clothes, shoes, or jewellery.
- American English: boutique
- Brazilian Portuguese: butique
- Chinese: 时尚精品小店
- European Spanish: boutique
- French: boutique
- German: Boutique
- Italian: boutique
- Japanese: ブティック
- Korean: 부티크
- European Portuguese: boutique
- Latin American Spanish: boutique
Chinese translation of 'boutique'
boutique
(buːˈtiːk)
n (c)
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小型精品店
(xiǎoxíng jīngpǐndiàn) (家, jiā)