"Shoplifters" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
People who shoplift are individuals who steal goods from a retail store without paying for them. This can include stealing merchandise from a supermarket, department store, or any other type of business that sells goods. Shoplifting can be committed by anyone, but it is often associated with young people or those who are desperate, poor, or who have a history of stealing.
Noun. <br><br>Compulsive shopping or a pattern of irresistible urges to buy things, often resulting in unmanageable debt or other negative consequences.
A person who runs and manages a shop, typically responsible for selling goods to customers.
1. Places where goods are sold, where people can buy things.<br>Example: I went to the shops on Saturday to buy some clothes.<br>2. Shops often have various types of goods, such as food, electronics, crafts, etc.<br>Example: Let's go to the food shop to buy some milk.<br><br>Antonyms: none<br><br>Synonyms: stores, stores, markets, stalls.
Having a market or sale, especially in a shop, often at a reduced price; second-hand. <br><br>Example: "The local thrift shop sells soiled clothes at a low price."
Shopworn means:<br><br>Worn or damaged from being sold in a store or being handled by many people. Often implies a slightly worn, faded, or imperfect quality, usually with a discount or reduced price.<br><br>Example: "The shopworn copy of the book still had its dust jacket, but it was a bit faded and worn."