I. shop [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] N
1. shop:
- shop (where goods are sold)
- negozio m
- shop (fashionable)
- boutique f
- to work in, open a shop
- lavorare in, aprire un negozio
- to go to the shops
- andare a fare la spesa
- he's out at the shops
- è in giro per negozi or è uscito a fare compere
- to set up shop
- aprire bottega or mettere su un'attività also fig
- he set up shop as a photographer fig
- ha iniziato come fotografo
- to shut up shop inf
- chiudere bottega also fig
2. shop Am (in department store):
- shop
- reparto m
- gourmet shop
- gastronomia
- beauty shop
- salone or istituto di bellezza
3. shop (workshop):
- shop
- officina f
- repair shop
- officina di riparazioni
- print shop
- tipografia
4. shop Am SCHOOL:
- shop
- laboratorio m
5. shop Brit (shopping) inf:
- to do the weekly shop
- fare la spesa per la settimana
- to do a big shop
- fare una grossa spesa
II. shop <forma in -ing shopping, pt, pp shopped> [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] VB trans Brit inf (inform on)
- shop person
- denunciare, vendere
III. shop <forma in -ing shopping, pt, pp shopped> [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp] VB intr
- shop
- fare shopping, compere
- to be shopping for sth
- volere comprare qc
- to go shopping
- andare a fare compere or shopping
- to go shopping (browsing)
- andare (in giro) per negozi
- to go shopping for sth
- andare in giro per negozi a cercare qc
IV. shop [Brit ʃɒp, Am ʃɑp]
- all over the shop Brit inf, fig
- dappertutto
- to talk shop
- parlare (solo) di lavoro
- you've come to the wrong shop Brit
- stai parlando con la persona sbagliata, caschi male
barber's shop [ˈbɑːbəzʃɒp] N Brit
- barber's shop
- negozio m di barbiere
bucket shop [Brit, Am ˈbəkət ˌʃɑp] N
1. bucket shop Brit inf:
- bucket shop
- = agenzia di viaggi che vende biglietti aerei a prezzi scontati
2. bucket shop ECON:
- bucket shop
- = agenzia di intermediazione clandestina
antique shop [ænˈtiːkˌʃɒp] N
- antique shop
- negozio m d'antiquariato
sweet shop [ˈswiːtʃɒp] N Brit
- sweet shop
- negozio m di dolci, di caramelle
dolly-shop [ˈdɒlɪʃɒp, ˈdɔːlɪ-] N AVIAT
- dolly-shop Am
- carrello m di sostegno della coda
flower shop [ˈflaʊəˌʃɒp] N
- flower shop
- negozio m di fiori
gift shop [ˈɡɪftʃɒp] N
- gift shop
- negozio m di articoli da regalo
online shop N
- online shop
- negozio m online
cop shop [Brit, Am ˈkɑp ˌʃɑp] N Brit inf
- cop shop
- stazione f di polizia
I. shop [ʃɑ:p] N
1. shop (for sale of goods):
- shop
- negozio f
- book shop
- libreria f
2. shop (for manufacture):
- shop
- officina f
Phrases:
- to set up shop (as sth)
- mettersi in proprio (come qc)
- to talk shop
- parlare di lavoro
II. shop <-pp-> [ʃɑ:p] VB intr
- shop
- comprare
coffee shop N
1. coffee shop (café):
- coffee shop
- bar m inv
- coffee shop
- caffè m inv
2. coffee shop (shop):
- coffee shop
- negozio m di caffè
pet shop N
- pet shop
- negozio m di animali domestici
gift shop N
- gift shop
- gift shop m inv
antique shop N
- antique shop
- negozio m d'antiquariato
print shop N
- print shop
- tipografia f
corner shop N
- corner shop
- piccolo emporio m
shop steward N
- shop steward
- rappresentante mf sindacale
pawn shop N
- pawn shop
- agenzia f di prestito su pegno
repair shop N
- repair shop
- officina f di riparazioni
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