Star-Spangled Englishd11 · Learner's Dictionary
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Basic Words.
shopping
money
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Actions.
go shopping ... went, gone
buy ... bought, bought
sell ... sold, sold
cost ... cost, cost
pay ... paid, paid
spend ... spent, spent
try on ... tried, tried
return
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Places.
store
online store
mall
market
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. People.
seller
salesclerk
cashier
customer
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Products.
goods
product
brand
price
sale
discount
shopping cart
shelf
checkout
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Payment.
money
cash
credit card
change
bill
receipt
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Types of Stores.
supermarket
grocery store
butcher shop
bakery
pastry shop
farmers' market
electronics store
hardware store
home goods store
stationery store
drugstore
pharmacy
clothing store
shoe store
sporting goods store
bookstore
toy store
florist
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Phraseology.
How much is it?
Can I pay by card?
I'm just looking, thanks.
Can I try it on?
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 11, Shopping. Idioms.
Money doesn't grow on trees
Don't buy so many clothes — money doesn't grow on trees!
Pay through the nose
I paid through the nose for that designer bag.
Shop till you drop
We went to the mall and shopped till we dropped.
Throw money down the drain
Buying cheap electronics that break immediately is just throwing money down the drain.
Window-shopping
I was just window-shopping; I didn't buy anything.
A steal
I got this jacket for $20 — it was a steal!
In the market for something
I'm in the market for a new laptop.
A bargain hunter
She's a real bargain hunter and always finds the best deals.
Pick up a bargain
I picked up a bargain at the weekend sale.
A brick-and-mortar store
I prefer buying shoes in a brick-and-mortar store.
Foot the bill
The company will foot the bill for the trip.
Break the bank
A nice birthday present doesn't have to break the bank.
Pick up the tab
Don't worry, I'll pick up the tab.
On the house
The coffee was on the house because we had to wait so long.