Synonyms
Synonyn for Model or brand
Make
The goods or merchandise kept on the premises of a shop or warehouse and available for sale or distribution
Stock
Explain the difference between ORDER and PURCHASE
Purchase is a more formal version of buy, and they both mean to exchange money for goods. Order means to request something (in exchange for money, in this context).
It normally indicates a wait between you asking for the thing, and it being brought to you.
Use WORTH in a sentence about shopping.
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What preposition do we use after SPEND
ON
Mall, arcade, shopping complex, plaza
Shopping Centres
Demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied.
Charge
Explain the difference between VALUE and PRICE
Price is the amount that a buyer must pay to purchase a product or service.
Value is the perceived worth of the product or service to the buyer, which can be influenced by factors such as quality, brand, and customer experience.
Use BARGAIN in a sentence
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Explain the meaning of PICK UP
Choose, collect or grab
Cost, fee, rate, sum ...
Price
A deduction from the usual cost of something.
Discount
Explain the difference betweeen SPLASH OUT ON STH. and WASTE MONEY ON STH.
SPLASH OUT ON SOMETHING means to buy something regardless of its high price, nontheless, the value or usefulness of the product is high.
WASTE MONEY ON SOMETHING means to spend money on something, cheap or expensive, which later on becomes a dissapointment due to its low durability, quality or usefulness.
Use SALE in a sentence
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What word do we use after SOLD to indicate the lack of goods
SOLD OUT
Invoice, tickect, statement
Receipt
Pay back (money), typically to a customer who is not satisfied with goods or services bought
Refund
Explain the difference between RIP OFF and KNOCK OFF
A KNOCK OFF is an item that looks really expensive and it is not, usually a fake imitation of a famous product.
A RIP OFF means to deceive or cheat someone by charging for a product wel over its real worth.
Use STEAL in a sentence meaning CHEAP
My new coat was a steal, it was 200 euros and I got it for only 58 euros! It was almost free!
To check if an item of clothing or shoes fits our needs and/or body
Try on
Label, quoted sticker
Price tag
Have enough money to pay for.
Afford
Explain the difference between BOGOF and second item 50% off
A BOGOF implies acquiring the second item without charge, completely free. Buy One Get One Free.
A second item 50% off, as it already conveys, implies a deduction of 50% of the value of the second item.
Use PRICEY in a sentence
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What is the meaning of QUEUE or LINE UP
Wait in line for a product or an event