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I. shop [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] N
1. shop:
to work in/open a shop
to set up shop lit, fig
to shut up shop inf lit, fig
2. shop Am (in department store):
shop
3. shop (workshop):
shop
4. shop Am SCHOOL:
shop
5. shop Brit (shopping) inf:
to do the weekly shop
to do a big shop
II. shop <pres part etc shopping, shopped> [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] VB trans Brit (inform on)
shop inf
donner inf
shop inf
III. shop <pres part shopping; pret, pp shopped> [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] VB intr
shop
IV. shop [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp]
all over the shop inf Brit fig
to talk shop
you've come to the wrong shop Brit
flower shop N
flower shop
assembly shop N
bucket shop N inf
1. bucket shop Brit (travel agency):
bucket shop
2. bucket shop FIN:
bucket shop
glove shop N
glove shop
union shop N Am
union shop
tuck shop N Brit SCHOOL
tuck shop
cake shop N
cake shop
charity shop N
charity shop
chip shop N
chip shop
I. shop [ʃɒp, Am ʃɑ:p] N
1. shop (boutique, emporium):
shop
record shop
to set up shop
to set up shop as a baker
2. shop Brit, Aus (process of buying goods):
shop
3. shop (manufacturing area):
shop
Phrases:
all over the shop inf (everywhere)
II. shop <-pp-> [ʃɒp, Am ʃɑ:p] VB intr
shop
to shop for sth
pawnbroker's shop, pawn shop N
coffee shop N
coffee shop
shop-breaking N
shop girl N Brit
shop girl
shop front N
shop front
bucket shop N Brit inf
bucket shop
gourmet shop N FOOD
gourmet shop
corner shop N
corner shop
shop floor N
1. shop floor (factory):
shop floor
2. shop floor (workers):
shop floor
I. shop [ʃap] N
1. shop (store, boutique):
shop
to set up shop
to set up shop as a baker
2. shop (manufacturing area):
shop
Phrases:
to talk shop
II. shop <-pp-> [ʃap] VB intr
shop
to shop for sth
repair shop N
repair shop
shop window N
shop window
shop steward N
shop steward
délégué (e) m (f) syndical(e)
shop talk N
shop talk
craft shop N
craft shop
coffee shop N
coffee shop
gift shop N
gift shop
factory shop N
factory shop
shop floor N (factory)
shop floor
Present
Ishop
youshop
he/she/itshops
weshop
youshop
theyshop
Past
Ishopped
youshopped
he/she/itshopped
weshopped
youshopped
theyshopped
Present Perfect
Ihaveshopped
youhaveshopped
he/she/ithasshopped
wehaveshopped
youhaveshopped
theyhaveshopped
Past Perfect
Ihadshopped
youhadshopped
he/she/ithadshopped
wehadshopped
youhadshopped
theyhadshopped
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The facility was used as the companys repair shop for steam locomotives, passenger, and freight cars.
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The wheels fell through the roof of a watch repair shop.
en.wikipedia.org
I would hide my school bag and go to his repair shop while my parents made futile efforts to send me to school.
www.hindustantimes.com
His customs fraud group works to seize the fake parts before they end up at a repair shop near you.
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It currently consists of a rural school, small vegetable shop and a vehicle repair shop.
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