Leisure - Shopping
Study terms related to browsing, window displays, fitting rooms, prices, special offers, payment points, shopping habits, theft, and bargaining.
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to casually look at different products in a store with no intention of making a purchase
the activity of just looking at the goods in the windows of stores without going inside and buying something
the glass display area at the front of a shop where products are showcased to the public
a box or container in a store used to display items, typically discounted merchandise
a room in a clothing store where people can try on items of clothing before buying them
to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits and how it looks
a model of a human figure used for display or practice
a life-sized model of a human body, typically used to display clothing
an area in city or town where vehicles are not allowed, and people can walk freely
a type of shopping center, common in North America
a lower-level section of a department store where items are sold at discounted prices
a bag made of cloth, paper, or plastic with two handles, used for carrying what you buy
an item bought at a much lower price than usual
to negotiate, typically over the price of goods or services
a limited-time promotion or discount on a product or service
a label on an item that shows how much it costs
a row of black and white lines printed on a product that contain information such as its price, readable only by a computer
to be able to pay the cost of something
a small card that allows the holder to get goods and services from a store up to the cash value printed on it
a card that can be used to pay for items one buys in a particular store
a table with a narrow horizontal surface over which goods are put or people are served
a cashbox with an adding machine to register transactions; used in shops to add up the bill
a place in a supermarket where people pay for the goods they buy
available for purchase
(of an event) to completely sell all available tickets, seats, leaving none remaining for further purchase
a purchase made spontaneously or on a whim, without prior planning
the act of shopping to improve one's mood or alleviate stress
someone who spends a lot of time shopping, often buying unnecessary things
an act of excessive indulgence, often involving spending or consumption beyond usual limits
a short period of time during which one does a particular activity in an extreme way without control, especially spending money
a long, narrow passage between rows of shelves or displays in a store or supermarket
a retail system allowing customers to scan, bag, and pay for items without staff assistance
the date printed on a product package after which the item should not be sold
the crime of taking goods from a store without paying for them
