Shop ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Shop ( noun )

1. A building or part of a building where goods are sold, especially a retail store.
2. A workshop where goods are made or repaired.
3. A place where a particular type of product or service is available.

Origin:

Middle english shoppe, from old english scoppa booth, from late latin scoppa shed, from late greek skōppeion, from skōppos booth.

Examples:

1. The shop is located on Main Street.
2. He works in a car repair shop.
3. The shop sells clothing.
4. The shop is closed on Sundays.
5. The shop has a wide variety of products.

(As a verb)

Shop ( verb )

1. A building or part of a building where goods are sold, especially a retail store.
2. A workshop where goods are made or repaired.
3. A place where a particular type of product or service is available.

Origin:

Middle english shoppe, from old english scoppa booth, from late latin scoppa shed, from late greek skōppeion, from skōppos booth.

Examples:

1. The shop is located on Main Street.
2. He works in a car repair shop.
3. The shop sells clothing.
4. The shop is closed on Sundays.
5. The shop has a wide variety of products.