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1 sklep
m (G sklepu) shop GB, store US- sklep spożywczy a grocery- sklep warzywny a greengrocery- sklep odzieżowy/obuwniczy a clothes/shoe shop- sklep samoobsługowy a self-service shop- sklep fabryczny a factory outlet- sklep muzyczny a music shop- sklep ogrodniczy a garden centre- sklep żelazny a hardware shop, an ironmonger’s (shop)- sklep z zabawkami/upominkami/butami a toy/gift/shoe shop- sieć sklepów a chain of shops, a retail chain- prowadzić sklep to run a shop- pracować w sklepie to work in a shop- otwierać/zamykać sklep to open/close a shop- likwidacja sklepu closing down- □ sklep bławatny przest. mercer’s shop- sklep kolonialny przest. high-class grocer’s- sklep korzenny przest. spice shop- sklep wirtualny cybershop- sklep wolnocłowy duty-free shop* * *shop (BRIT), store (US)sklep spożywczy — grocer's shop, grocery
* * *mistore; Br. shop; sklep mięsny butcher's store l. shop; sklep odzieżowy clothes store l. shop; sklep spożywczy grocer's store l. shop, grocery; prowadzić sklep keep a store l. shop.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sklep
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2 spożywczy
adjsklep spożywczy — grocer's (shop) (BRIT), grocery (store) (US)
* * *a.food; artykuły spożywcze groceries, foods; comestibles, edibles; sklep spożywczy grocery (store), the grocer's; przemysł spożywczy food industry; folia spożywcza cling film; barwnik spożywczy food coloring, Br. food colouring.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spożywczy
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3 spożywcz|y
Ⅰ adj. food attr., foodstuff attr.- artykuły spożywcze foodstuffs- hurtownia spożywcza a wholesaler of foodstuffs, a foodstuff warehouse- przemysł spożywczy food industry- przetwórstwo spożywcze food processingⅡ m pot. (sklep) grocery- wyskoczę do spożywczego, żeby kupić masło I’ll pop out to the grocer’s (shop) a. grocery to get some butterThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spożywcz|y
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4 sklep skle·p
-pu, -py; loc sg - piem(punkt sprzedaży towarów) shop BRIT, store USCultural note: sklep monopolowy Sklep monopolowy is a store which sells a wide selection of alcohol. Its name comes from the fact that during the PRL the state had a total monopoly on the production of alcohol.
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grocer — gro|cer [ˈgrəusə US ˈgrousər] n [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: grossier person who sells in large quantities , from gros; GROSS1] 1.) someone who owns or works in a shop that sells food and other things used in the home 2.) grocer s a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
grocer — noun (C) 1 someone who owns or works in a shop that sells food such as flour, sugar, food in cans, and other things used in the home 2 grocer s a grocer s shop … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
grocer — [ˈgrəʊsə] noun [C] 1) grocer s a small shop that sells food and other goods for the home 2) someone who owns or works in a grocer s shop … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
grocer — UK [ˈɡrəʊsə(r)] / US [ˈɡroʊsər] noun [countable] Word forms grocer : singular grocer plural grocers someone whose job is to sell food and other goods for the home in a small shop. The shop they work in is called a grocer s … English dictionary
grocer — [[t]gro͟ʊsə(r)[/t]] grocers 1) N COUNT A grocer is a shopkeeper who sells foods such as flour, sugar, and tinned foods. 2) N COUNT: oft the N A grocer or a grocer s is a shop where foods such as flour, sugar, and tinned foods are sold. [mainly… … English dictionary
grocer's — noun A shop selling groceries … Wiktionary
close up shop — {v. phr.} 1. To shut a store at the end of a day s business, also, to end a business. * /The grocer closes up shop at 5 o clock./ * /After 15 years in business at the same spot, the garage closed up shop./ 2. {informal} To stop some activity;… … Dictionary of American idioms
close up shop — {v. phr.} 1. To shut a store at the end of a day s business, also, to end a business. * /The grocer closes up shop at 5 o clock./ * /After 15 years in business at the same spot, the garage closed up shop./ 2. {informal} To stop some activity;… … Dictionary of American idioms
John Walker (grocer) — John (Johnnie) Walker (1805 – 1857) was a Scottish grocer, who originated what would become one of the world’s most famous whisky brand names, Johnnie Walker.Walker was born near Kilmarnock in Ayrshire, Scotland. When his father Alexander died in … Wikipedia
close\ up\ shop — v. phr. 1. To shut a store at the end of a day s business, also, to end a business. The grocer closes up shop at 5 o clock. After 15 years in business at the same spot, the garage closed up shop. 2. informal To stop some activity; finish what you … Словарь американских идиом
James Robertson (grocer) — James Robertson was a grocer in Paisley, Scotland, who was persuaded to buy a barrel of bitter oranges. When sales were slow, James wife Marion made the oranges into a batch of marmalade and Golden Shred was born. In 1864 Robertson s was founded … Wikipedia