Lista de Palabras Nivel C2 - Shopping

an agreement to buy or sell goods or assets at a predetermined price but delivered and paid for at a later time

a limited-time discount or promotion that allows merchants to sell a large number of products at a significant discount

the amount added to the price of something to cover overheads and profit

a less expensive and unauthorized copy of something popular

a card given by a business to customers as a reward for their repeat purchases, which can be used to earn discounts on future purchases

a purchasing contract by which a retailer agrees to hold merchandise secured by a deposit until the price is paid in full by the customer

a piece of paper or a disc of metal or plastic used instead of money as a form of payment or to operate some machines

the date until which a product is expected to remain at its optimal quality, but it may still be consumed after this date

a type of retail model where customers pay for goods upfront and transport them from the store themselves

a retail service where customers order products online and pick them up in-store or at a specified location

to spend more money than somebody else

to demand a lower price than one's rivals

to spend a lot of money on something trivial that one does not really need

to negotiate, typically over the price of goods or services

to offer a higher price than someone else especially in an auction

to give or return less money than the correct amount

to encourage a customer to buy a more expensive or upgraded version of a product or service, or to add additional items to their purchase

a situation where a product is temporarily out of stock but can be ordered for future delivery

a sales promotion where customers receive an additional product at no extra cost when purchasing one

the strategies and measures implemented to minimize theft, shrinkage, or losses within a retail or business environment

the act of shopping to improve one's mood or alleviate stress

the practice of visiting a physical store to examine a product before purchasing it online, often at a lower price

the process of managing the return, disposal, or redistribution of products and materials back through the supply chain

the widespread closure of physical retail stores, often due to shifts in consumer behavior toward online shopping

a unique alphanumeric code assigned to each distinct product or item in a retailer's inventory for tracking and management purposes

the use of data analysis and insights to optimize retail operations, improve sales performance, and enhance customer experiences