a shop that sells medicines, beauty products, and toiletries
chemist´s (US drugstore)
the place where you pay in a supermarket
checkout
a small frame for hanging clothes such as jackets and shirts on so that they keep their shape
hanger
something that you buy which is much cheaper than usual
bargain
a person who goes to a shop to buy something
customer
A piece of paper that the cashier gives you to show that you´ve paid
receipt
A plastic card that you use to pay for things
debit card
(credit card)
an area where a group of different shops and businesses such as banks and restaurants are all built next to each other
shopping centre (US shopping mall)
the person who takes the money in a shop
cashier
a place where you try clothes on before you buy them
changing room (fitting room)
a set of printed lines on a product’s label that tells a computer information about it such as its price
bar code
a reduction in the price fo something
special offer
place at the front of the shop which you can see from outside used for showing some of the products that the shop sells
shop window
to have enough money to be able to buy something
I can´t _________ to buy a new computer.
afford
an event or a period of time when a shop is selling its goods at lower prices
sale
the money that someone gives back to you when you give more money than it costs to buy something
change
place (often outside) where people sell goods on tables called stalls
market
money in the form of notes and coins
cash
a flat piece of material (wood, plastic, glass) used to display or store goods in a shop
shelf (shelves)
a shop that sells newspapers and magazines
newsagent´s
a large container with wheels that you use to put proudcts in when shopping, especially in a supermarket
trolley
A line of people waiting
queue