store
Meaning in simple English
US /stɔːr/ · UK /stɔː/
store means: A place where you can buy things.
noun
SHOPA1
A place where you can buy things.
- The store closes at six.
- I bought these shoes at a nearby store.
- Which stores sell fresh bread?
SAVED SUPPLYB2
An amount of something kept so it can be used later.
- The squirrels have a store of nuts.
- Our food stores lasted through the winter.
- She drew on her vast store of knowledge.
STORAGE PLACEB2
A room or building where things are kept until they are needed.
- The tools are in the store.
- They built a new grain store beside the farm.
- The meat was kept in a cold store.
verb
PUT AWAYA2
To put something in a place where it can be kept until you need it.
- Store the milk in the fridge.
- We stored the empty boxes in the garage.
- Where do you store your photos?
HOLD INSIDEB2
To hold something inside, usually so it can be used later.
- This tank stores rainwater.
- The battery stores enough energy for a full day.
- These thick walls store heat and release it slowly.
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