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Definition of high-street shop in English: high-street shopnoun British A shop located on the main street of a town or city, often distinguished from out-of-town or online shops. two-thirds say they look at the product in a high-street shop before buying online Example sentencesExamples - Some experts believe the situation could escalate into an autumn crisis for many high-street shops.
- Competition between high-street banks does not work the same way as competition between high-street shops.
- I tend to buy sparkly, sexy numbers from high-end high-street shops.
- He sees his next big task as improving the image of his high-street shops.
- You just can't get them in your bland, predictable high-street shops.
- At least all that sunshine means it doesn't seem quite so unseasonable to find racks of bikinis in the high-street shops.
- I hate the actual business of shopping, especially the loud thumping music that high-street shops play.
- The closure of high-street shops has yet to be felt here.
- Tattooing and piercing have become desirable commodities bought and sold in hygienically clean high-street shops.
- Increasingly, convenience machines are found in high-street shops, pubs, and nightclubs rather than more remote locations.
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