shops
Retail stores where customers physically select and purchase goods to take away from the premises.
Shopping places are any kind of stores where people pick up goods physically, purchase them, and take them out.
The customer takes possession of physical merchandise at the store. The goods can vary widely; the defining feature is the purchase-and-carry-away arrangement.
Retail services concern purchased actions or facility use. A wholesaler addresses professional purchasers and generally does not cater to ordinary individual walk-in customers.
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More specific definitions
8 sub-definitions-
clothing store
A shop where customers purchase clothing, hats, or similar objects for wearing. -
food store
A retail shop specializing in selectable or packaged food and drink, mainly intended for consumption elsewhere. -
general store
A retail space selling a variety of merchandise not restricted to any one category. -
home product store
A retail space specializing in household products, accessories, or materials, from tools and building supplies to furnishings. -
media/technology store
A retail outlet specializing in printed or electronic media, consumer technology, or related appliances, excluding rentals. -
shopping center
A retail building or complex where several stores form a shopping destination united by a common development plan. -
specialty store
Retail space selling special categories of wares which do not belong to any of the general categories. -
vehicle store
A retail space specializing in transport vehicles or in parts, accessories, and other products related to them.
Related definitions
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gastronomy
Places whose primary function is serving food or drink, excluding grocery and packaged-food shops. -
retail services
Retail spaces where customers purchase actions, personal services, or use of a facility. -
wholesaler
A place where goods are sold to commercial, institutional, or industrial purchasers.