parcelThe courier delivered a parcel to our doorstep.
a package or item wrapped or packaged for transportation or delivery, typically containing goods or products
cashierThe friendly cashier greeted each customer with a smile.
a person responsible for receiving payments for goods and services (as in a shop or restaurant)
bakeryThe bakery always smells of freshly baked bread.
a workplace or store where baked goods, such as bread, cakes, pastries, and other baked items, are produced or sold
alcoholic drinksThe liquor store has a vast selection of alcoholic drinks.
beverages that contain alcohol, including beer, wine, spirits, and cocktails
to buy something on impulseI couldn't resist buying that dress on impulse; it was too beautiful to pass up.
buying something without thinking or planning, just because you want to
faultyThe customer returned the faulty product for a replacement.
describing a product or item that has defects or malfunctions, making it imperfect or defective
foodstuffsThe supermarket offers a wide variety of foodstuffs, from fresh produce to canned goods.
groceries; food products
in bulkThe office buys paper in bulk to keep down costs.
in large amountsEx. The office buys paper ____ ____ to keep down costs.
tinned/frozen convenience foodBusy families often rely on tinned and frozen convenience food.
food that comes in a can or is frozen and is easy to consume
convenience foodWhen I'm in a hurry, I rely on convenience food like frozen pizzas.
food that is quick and easy to prepare such as food that has already been cooked and only needs to be heated.
wholesaleThe restaurant buys its ingredients wholesale to keep costs down."
the business of selling of goods in large quantities and at low prices, typically to be sold on by retailers at a profit
confectioneryChildren love visiting the confectionery aisle.
sweets and chocolates considered collectively
expiration date, 'used by' dateAlways check the expiration date on perishable items.
the date by which something must be used
retailRetail stores often have sales during the holiday season.
the sale of goods to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale
toiletriesToiletries like shampoo and soap are found in the bathroom aisle.
things such as soap or toothpaste that you use for washing, cleaning your teeth, etc.
fresh fruit/vegetables/meat/fishThe local market offers a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.
various food categories comprising items that are fresh and unprocessed
sky-high pricesIn tourist areas, you might encounter sky-high prices for basic items.
very high or excessively expensive prices
checkoutI'll meet you at the checkout after I grab a few more items.
the area in a store where customers pay for their purchases, often equipped with cash registers or electronic payment terminalsES: zona de cajas
out of stockI'm sorry, but the item you want is currently out of stock.
when a particular product or item is not available or is temporarily unavailable for purchase
to sell like hot cakesThe new Harry Potter books sold like hot cakes.
when a product or items are being bought by many people in large quantities, often due to high demandEx. The new Harry Potter books _____ _____ _____ _____.
the warranty expires, the warranty runs out
when the warranty of a product is about to finish
corner shopThe corner shop is convenient for picking up last-minute essentials.
(n) (British English) a shop that sells everyday items and which often stays open until late
own-brandThe store's own-brand products often provide great value for money and quality.
A product which is sold under the brand name of a supermarket chain or other retailer rather than under the name of the business which manufactures the product
vending machineThe vending machine offers a variety of snacks and drinks.
a coin-operated machine that sells things
regular customer/frequent customerThe café knows my order because I'm a regular customer.
a customer that regularly shops in a store
receiptMake sure to keep your receipt in case you need to return the item.
a document provided to a customer as proof of purchase, detailing the items bought, their prices, and the total cost paid
price tagCheck the price tag to see how much it costs.
a label on sth which shows how much you must pay
trolleycartShe filled her trolley with groceries for the week.
a large container with wheels that you push and use for carrying things in a supermarket or at an airport
counterThe bakery counter was stacked with freshly baked bread and pastries.
a long flat surface where customers are served, for example in a shop or a bank
publicity stuntThe grand opening event was a publicity stunt to attract customers.
a planned event designed to gain exposure and get the attention of the public.
a brandNike is a well-known brand in the sportswear industry.
a product or group of products that has its own name and is made by one particular company.
a (money-back) guaranteeThe appliance comes with a one-year money-back guarantee.
a promise that the buyer's money will be refunded under certain conditions
stallThe craft fair had numerous stalls selling handmade goods.
a small shop with an open front or a table from which goods are sold
discountThey are offering a 20% discount on all electronics this weekend.
a straight reduction in price on purchases during a stated period of time or of larger quantities
be good value for moneyThis budget-friendly laptop offers excellent value for money with its features and affordability.
a term used to describe something that is considered to be well worth the money spent, often implying that it offers good quality at an affordable priceES: tener buena relación calidad-precio
refundThey offered a full refund for the defective product.
an amount of money that is given back to you, especially because you are not happy with a product or service that you have bought
tillcash registerPlease proceed to the till to pay for your items.
an electronic or mechanical device used in retail establishments, restaurants, and businesses to record and total sales transactions
household goodsYou can find household goods like kitchenware in that department.
everyday items and products used in a household, such as cleaning supplies, kitchenware, and home essentials
rock-bottom pricesThe clearance sale offered rock-bottom prices on electronics.
extremely low prices
pre-packed meatThe pre-packed meat section has a range of cuts to choose from.
meat products that have been packaged and sealed for sale, often including cuts of meat and processed meat items
catchy slogansSuccessful marketing campaigns often include catchy slogans.
memorable phrases or expressions used in advertising and marketing to create brand recognition and capture the audience's attention
soft drinksThe cooler is stocked with a variety of soft drinks.
non-alcoholic beverages, often carbonated, including sodas, juices, and flavored drinks
a queue (BrE)a line (AmE)There was a long queue at the checkout.
people waiting in an orderly manner, often used in the context of waiting for service or making purchases
bargainI found a great bargain on these shoes; they were 50% off.
something on sale at a lower price than its true value, often considered a good deal.
shop window, shop displayThe shop window featured the latest fashion trends.
the front-facing glass area of a retail store where products are showcased to attract the attention of potential customers
a range of productsThis department store has a vast range of products, from clothing to electronics.
the variety of items offered by a store
an aisleYou can find the pasta and canned goods in aisle five.
the walkway in a supermarket
to be on offerThis week, many products are on offer at half price.
to be available at a discounted or special price, often during sales or promotions
to cost (someone) an arm and a legThe latest smartphone model costs an arm and a leg, but it's worth it.
to cost a lot, be very expensive.A: "Your new car is really nice."B: "It should be. It cost (me) ___ ___ ___ ___ ___!"
to browse the shopsOn weekends, I like to go downtown and browse the shops.
to look around the shops
to rip-offI felt like they were trying to rip me off with those exorbitant prices.
to overcharge or deceive someone, especially by charging a much higher price than something is worth.
to exchange the item for another oneIf the size doesn't fit, you can exchange the item for a different one.
to return a purchased item to a store or retailer and receive a replacement or a different item in its place
go on a shopping spreeAfter getting her bonus, she went on a shopping spree and bought designer clothes.
to shop excessively; to buy a lot of things in an extravagant way
