store in English: A big shop, or a place where things are kept until they are needed. (noun)

Translation

A big shop, or a place where things are kept until they are needed.

Word origin

From Old French estorer, meaning to build up or to supply, from Latin instaurare.

Gender

Pluralstores

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In British English a "store" is a large shop.

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"Store" here means the room where things are kept.

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Here "store" is used as a verb, meaning to keep something safely.

shop

A place where you go to buy things.

buy

To get something by paying money for it.

box

A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things.

keep

To have or hold something and not let it go, or to make something stay the same.

market

A place where people buy and sell things, often outdoors.

stock

All the goods that a shop or a business has ready to sell.

supply

An amount of something that is ready to be used; as a verb, to give people the things they need.

mall

A large building with many shops inside it.

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