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单词 store
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storenoun [ C ]

uk/stɔːr/us/stɔːr/

store noun [ C ] (SHOP)

B1 UK a large shop where you can buy many different types of goods:

a department store
a DIY/furniture store

A1 US any type of shop:

a clothing/liquor store
also UK a department store
also UK a furniture store
a convenience store

More examples

  • He's got a job demonstrating kitchen equipment in a department store.
  • The company's flagship store is in New York.
  • Bathroom furnishings are in the basement of the store, Sir.
  • After the grocery store I took a left.
  • The store is open for late night shopping on Wednesdays.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Shops & auctions

  • army disposals store
  • army surplus store
  • army-navy store
  • art gallery
  • auction
  • department store
  • discount store
  • discount warehouse
  • druggist
  • drugstore
  • megastore
  • milk bar
  • newsagent
  • newsstand
  • off-licence
  • swap meet
  • sweet shop
  • tabletop sale
  • tag sale
  • thrift store

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store noun [ C ] (STH KEPT)

an amount of something that is being kept for future use:

He has an impressively large store of wine in his cellar.
Food stores are reported to be running dangerously low in the capital.
figurative My grandmothers store of memories was shared over the dinner table.

a building in which things are kept until they are needed:

a grain/weapons store

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Keeping and storing things

  • appropriate
  • aside
  • bank
  • capture
  • cling
  • cling (on) to sth
  • earmark
  • lay
  • lay sth in
  • maintain
  • pack sth away
  • pocket
  • put sth away
  • repository
  • reserve
  • stockpile
  • storage
  • store sth up
  • stow
  • stow (sth) away

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Collecting and amassing
Buildings for storing things

Idiom(s)

in store
set great, little, etc. store by sth

storeverb [ T usually + adv/prep ]

uk/stɔːr/us/stɔːr/

B2 to put or keep things in a special place for use in the future:

The data is stored on a hard disk and backed up on a CD.
I stored my possessions in my mother's house while I was living in Spain.
I've stored my thick sweaters and jackets (away) until next winter.
Squirrels store (up) nuts for the winter.

More examples

  • What we lack in this house is space to store things.
  • It's important to store perishable food in a cool place.
  • Sound and pictures can be stored digitally, as on a CD.
  • The owner's name and address is stored on a microchip and implanted in the dog's body.
  • The gas is stored under pressure .

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Keeping and storing things

  • appropriate
  • aside
  • bank
  • capture
  • cling
  • cling (on) to sth
  • earmark
  • lay
  • lay sth in
  • maintain
  • pack sth away
  • pocket
  • put sth away
  • repository
  • reserve
  • stockpile
  • storage
  • store sth up
  • stow
  • stow (sth) away

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Phrasal verb(s)

store sth up

storenoun [ C ]

uk/stɔːr/us

UK COMMERCE a large building where you can buy many types of goods:

The DIY store group has expanded steadily in several main cities.
The economic crisis forced the closure of their flagship store.
At present, only 6.5% of the group's store managers are women.
Compare
cash-and-carry adjective
megastore
superstore

COMMERCE a place where people go to buy things:

We failed to get the right products into the right stores.
a grocery/hardware/record store
an online store
See also
shop

a large building where things are kept until they are needed:

a grain/weapons store

[ usually plural ] a supply of something that is being kept so it can be used later:

Gold remains one of the most reliable stores of wealth.

See also

App Store
bookstore
chain store
consignment store
convenience store
cooperative store
department store
destination store
dime store
discount store
drive-in store
drugstore
general store
gift shop
in-store
multiple store
pop-up store
retail store
same-store
ten-cent store
variety store

storeverb [ T ]

uk/stɔːr/us

to put or keep something somewhere until it is needed:

The fire damaged over 80% of the stock stored in the warehouse.
Carbon dioxide produced when burning coal can now be stored underground rather than released into the atmosphere.

IT to keep information, music, etc. on a computer:

The system allows users to retrieve e-mail stored on a remote server.
digitally/electronically stored MP3 technology allows a large amount of music to be electronically stored in a relatively compact space.
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