supermarket
gb/sˈupɚmˌɑɹkɪt/ us/sˈupɚmˌɑɹkɪt/
A1
영어
~ 6200
의미
의미 0개
명사
A1
entity
1
Large self-service grocery store
A big store where you can walk around and choose your own food and other daily things, then pay at the front.
사용 패턴：
[someone] goes to the supermarket
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes say "I went to market" when they mean a modern indoor supermarket. In English, "the market" often suggests an open-air place with many small sellers, while a "supermarket" is a large indoor store. Learners also sometimes use "grocery" alone (e.g., *I went to the grocery*) instead of the more natural "grocery store" or "supermarket" in many varieties of English.
유의어
grocery store (Very close in meaning; in American English this is a common term, but it can also refer to smaller food shops, while a supermarket is usually larger.)
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food store (A more general and slightly less common term; it emphasizes that the store sells food but not necessarily the large size and wide range of goods of a supermarket.)
반의어
convenience store (A convenience store is much smaller, has fewer products, and is focused on quick purchases, which contrasts with the large size and wide range of goods in a supermarket.)
연어
go to the supermarket
|supermarket chain
|supermarket aisle
|supermarket checkout
|supermarket shelves
|supermarket shopping
주제
daily life
|shopping
|food
|daily_life
|food_drink
|business
예문
- I stopped at the supermarket on my way home to buy some vegetables and milk.
- The new supermarket in our neighborhood has a huge fresh fruit section.
- Many people do their weekly shopping at the supermarket on Saturday mornings.
- The supermarket was so busy that all the checkout lines were very long.
- She works at a supermarket stacking shelves in the evenings.
학습자용 예문
- We buy our food at the supermarket.
- There is a big supermarket near my house.
- I went to the supermarket to get bread and eggs.
- My mother works in a supermarket.
- On Sunday, the supermarket closes early.