II. store [stɔː] N
consignment store N
convenience store N
department store N
convenience store clerk N, convenience store worker
convenience store worker N
convenience store worker → convenience store clerk
convenience store clerk N, convenience store worker
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The new store wasn't just much bigger, but featured an extended assortment, a selection one would expect of a modern warehouse store.
en.wikipedia.org Cotton piles up in a warehouse store room.
voices.nationalgeographic.com While many superstores are as large as some warehouse stores and most are architecturally similar, they differ commercially.
en.wikipedia.org The company offers its products to food distributors, retailers, warehouse stores, institutions, and restaurants.
en.wikipedia.org Many other opportunities are available including: warehouse store person/driver, electrical equipment tester/repairer, volunteer recruiter and events organiser, grounds person, public speaker, fundraiser, librarian, reporter/writer.
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