Shopping

noun, British English - a single piece of paper money

noun - a code made up of thick and thin lines printed on the things you buy that contains information about the product

noun - a glass or plastic container for liquids, it has a narrow opening on the top

noun - a number of things fastened together (e.g. flowers, grapes, keys etc.)

verb - to get something and pay for it

noun - coins and banknotes

noun - the place in a shop where you pay for what you have bought

noun - a machine in which the money is kept in a shop

noun - the person in a bank or shop that you pay money to

noun - a round flat piece of metal used as money

verb - to say that you are not happy or satisfied with a product or a service

verb - to have the price of

noun - a narrow table in a shop where the shop assistant serves the customers

noun - a card issued by a bank that allows you to pay without using cash

noun - a section, esp. of a school or a business

noun - a price that is lower than usual

adjective - costing a lot of money, not cheap

noun - something that is sold or bought

noun - a promise that something will be done or will happen, a written promise that a product will be repaired or replaced if something is wrong with it

noun - a place where you can change your clothes, especially before playing sports

adjective - costing little money, not expensive

noun - a unit measuring weight (1,000 g)

noun - the time when a shop etc. is open

verb - to ask a waiter for a certain food or drink, to ask a supplier to send you certain goods etc.

noun - a number of things put together and covered in paper or in a box

verb - to give money for something

noun - the money that has to be paid for something, the value

noun - a small piece of card etc. that says how much a product costs

noun - something made in a factory etc.

adjective - acceptable, fair

noun - a piece of paper that you get when you buy something, it shows how much you have paid for it

verb - to return the money that you paid for something, for example if the product is faulty

noun - an event when a shop is selling its goods at lower prices

noun, American English - an instrument for weighing things (am.)

noun - a wooden board fastened to the wall, you can put books, decorative objects, etc. on it

noun, British English - a place where you can buy some things

noun - a person who works in a shop, helps you with your shopping and collects money for what you buy

noun - the large window of a shop where you can see a display of things that you can buy there

noun - the person who owns a small shop and usually works there

noun - the act of taking things in a shop without paying for them

noun - a person who goes to a shop to buy things

noun - a bag that you use for shopping

noun - a statement of how large or small something is

noun, American English - a place where you can buy some things

noun, British English - a small carriage that you use in a supermarket to do your shopping

verb - to put a piece of clothing on to check whether it is the right size

noun - an abbreviation for the Value Added Tax

noun - a small thing in which you carry your money, it is usually made of leather or plastic

noun - looking at goods in shop windows without intending to buy them