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shop

/ʃɒp/

Tradução: Estabelecimento onde se vendem mercadorias no varejo; também pode designar uma oficina onde se realizam trabalhos ou reparos., Verbo usado para indicar a ação de visitar lojas ou sites para ver ou comprar produtos; também pode significar comparar preços ou procurar ofertas.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/ʃɒp/A1formalbusiness
  • ptEstabelecimento onde se vendem mercadorias no varejo; também pode designar uma oficina onde se realizam trabalhos ou reparos.

A place or establishment where goods, services, or products are offered for sale to consumers; also refers to a workshop where specific crafts or repairs are performed.

  1. Retail establishment selling goods to consumersA1formalbusiness

    A commercial premises where merchandise such as clothing, food, electronics, or general items is displayed and sold directly to customers. May operate as a physical storefront, online platform, or hybrid model.

    ptLoja, estabelecimento comercial, ponto de venda

    • She bought fresh bread at the local bakery this morning.
    • The new electronics store opened downtown last week.
    • Many small businesses struggle to compete with large retail chains.
    • Tourists often browse souvenir stalls in the historic district.
    • The boutique specializes in handcrafted jewelry and accessories.

    Sinônimosboutiqueemporiummartoutletretail storeshopfrontstore

  2. Workshop for crafts, repairs, or specialized workB1formaltechnical

    A dedicated space equipped with tools and materials where skilled tradespeople perform manufacturing, maintenance, or repair tasks. Common in carpentry, metalwork, automotive service, and artistic production.

    ptOficina, ateliê, oficina mecânica

    • The carpenter spent the afternoon building custom furniture in his workshop.
    • Auto mechanics diagnose engine problems in the service bay.
    • Artists share studio space for pottery and sculpture projects.
    • The watchmaker carefully assembled the intricate timepiece at his bench.
    • Industrial facilities often include maintenance areas for equipment repairs.

    Sinônimosatelierstudioworkroomworkshop

  3. Act of visiting stores to purchase itemsA2informal

    The activity of browsing, selecting, and buying goods or services from retail establishments. Often done for necessities, leisure, or as a social activity with friends or family.

    ptIda às compras

    • We spent Saturday afternoon looking for new clothes at the mall.
    • She enjoys browsing bookstores during her free time.
    • Holiday seasons bring crowds of people searching for gifts.
    • Online browsing has become a popular alternative to visiting physical locations.
    • They compared prices at several stores before making a decision.

    Sinônimosbuyingpurchasingshopping

  4. Small business or commercial enterpriseB1informalbritishbusiness

    An independent commercial operation, often family-owned or locally managed, offering specialized products or personalized service. Contrasts with large chain stores or corporate retail formats.

    ptPequeno negócio, comércio local

    • The corner grocery has served the neighborhood for over thirty years.
    • Local artisans sell handmade goods at the weekend market stall.
    • Family-run businesses often provide more personalized customer service.
    • The community rallied to support independent retailers during economic challenges.
    • Specialty stores offer unique products not found in larger chains.

    Sinônimosboutiquecommercial enterpriseconcernenterpriseestablishment

  5. Educational or training facility for practical skillsB2formaltechnical

    A designated area within schools, colleges, or vocational institutions where students learn hands-on techniques in subjects like woodworking, metalwork, automotive repair, or culinary arts under instructor supervision.

    ptOficina de aprendizagem, oficina prática, laboratório de prática profissional

    • Students learn welding techniques in the vocational training facility.
    • The culinary program includes practical sessions in the teaching kitchen.
    • Safety protocols must be followed when operating machinery in technical classes.
    • Apprentices gain real-world experience working alongside experienced instructors.
    • The school upgraded its equipment to match industry standards.

    Sinônimosstudioworkroomworkshop

Formas
  • shops plural form
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verb

/ʃɒp/A1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de visitar lojas ou sites para ver ou comprar produtos; também pode significar comparar preços ou procurar ofertas.

A verb used to indicate the act of visiting stores or websites to browse or purchase goods.

  1. Buy goodsA1formal

    To visit stores or websites to purchase items.

    ptComprar

    • I need to shop for groceries this afternoon.
    • She shops online for clothes every month.
    • They shopped at the local market for fresh vegetables.

    Sinônimosacquirebuyprocurepurchase

  2. Look for bargainsA2informal

    To browse or search for items, often with the intention of finding good deals.

    ptProcurar promoções

    • We spent the whole afternoon shopping for discounts.
    • He loves to shop at thrift stores for vintage items.
    • She shopped around for the best price on a new laptop.

    Sinônimoscomparison-shophuntsearch

Formas
  • shopped past participle
  • shopped past simple
  • shopping present participle
  • shops third person singular

Variantes phrasalshop at

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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