supermarket
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A large shop where people buy food and everyday goods.
Examples
She walked through the supermarket with a basket.
Is there a supermarket near here?
Two supermarkets opened on this road.
The supermarket closes at nine.
We buy milk at the supermarket.
Meanings
Examples
We buy milk at the supermarket.
The supermarket closes at nine.
Is there a supermarket near here?
She walked through the supermarket with a basket.
Two supermarkets opened on this road.
FAQ
What does supermarket mean?
A supermarket is a large shop for food and everyday goods.
When is supermarket used?
It usually has aisles of shelves and a place to pay.
How does supermarket differ from small shop?
A supermarket is larger and sells more kinds of goods than a small shop.
How is supermarket used in a sentence?
“We buy milk at the supermarket” shows a common visit.
No, supermarket is an everyday word.
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