Definition of shopwalker in English:

shopwalker

nounˈʃɒpwɔːkəˈʃɑpˌwɔkər

British dated

another term for floorwalker
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact remains that this particular shopwalker uttered a cry of protest and darted in pursuit of the hat and cape.
- The shopwalker, Sir John Simon, is a member of the Liberal government.
- ‘As smart a chap as you could have,’ said the chief shopwalker, ‘but no zest.’
- Skinner worked as a draper and shopwalker with Buckley & Nunn's until 1880 when he resigned after being refused a pay rise.
- One of the shopwalkers came up to him and said, ‘What can I do for you, please?’

Definition of shopwalker in US English:

shopwalker

nounˈSHäpˌwôkərˈʃɑpˌwɔkər

British dated

another term for floorwalker
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact remains that this particular shopwalker uttered a cry of protest and darted in pursuit of the hat and cape.
- One of the shopwalkers came up to him and said, ‘What can I do for you, please?’
- The shopwalker, Sir John Simon, is a member of the Liberal government.
- ‘As smart a chap as you could have,’ said the chief shopwalker, ‘but no zest.’
- Skinner worked as a draper and shopwalker with Buckley & Nunn's until 1880 when he resigned after being refused a pay rise.

单词	shopwalker
释义	Definition of shopwalker in English: shopwalker nounˈʃɒpwɔːkəˈʃɑpˌwɔkər British dated another term for floorwalker Example sentencesExamples The fact remains that this particular shopwalker uttered a cry of protest and darted in pursuit of the hat and cape. The shopwalker, Sir John Simon, is a member of the Liberal government. ‘As smart a chap as you could have,’ said the chief shopwalker, ‘but no zest.’ Skinner worked as a draper and shopwalker with Buckley & Nunn's until 1880 when he resigned after being refused a pay rise. One of the shopwalkers came up to him and said, ‘What can I do for you, please?’ Definition of shopwalker in US English: shopwalker nounˈSHäpˌwôkərˈʃɑpˌwɔkər British dated another term for floorwalker Example sentencesExamples The fact remains that this particular shopwalker uttered a cry of protest and darted in pursuit of the hat and cape. One of the shopwalkers came up to him and said, ‘What can I do for you, please?’ The shopwalker, Sir John Simon, is a member of the Liberal government. ‘As smart a chap as you could have,’ said the chief shopwalker, ‘but no zest.’ Skinner worked as a draper and shopwalker with Buckley & Nunn's until 1880 when he resigned after being refused a pay rise.
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