A B1-level "Shopping" vocabulary set covering shops, items, prices, paying, and common retail actions like buying, trying on, and returning goods.
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cashier
a person who takes your money in a shop.
receipt
a piece of paper that shows what you bought and how much you paid.
discount
an amount taken off the normal price of something.
customer
a person who buys things from a shop.
checkout
the place in a shop where you pay for your items.
shopping cart
a metal container on wheels for carrying items in a shop.
fitting room
a small room in a shop where customers put on clothes before buying them.
bargain
an item bought for a much lower price than usual.
sale
a period when a shop offers lower prices on its goods.
price tag
a small label attached to an item that shows its cost.
department store
a large shop that sells many different kinds of goods in separate sections.
shop assistant
a person who works in a store and helps customers find what they need.
refund
an amount of money that a shop gives back to you when you return something.
warranty
a written promise from a company to fix a product without charge if it stops working.
size
a measurement that shows how big something is.
brand
a name that a company gives to its products.
queue
a line of people waiting for something.
buy
to give money for something you want to own.
pay
to give money for something.
try on
to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits.
return
to take something back to a shop because you do not want it.
exchange
to give back an item and take a different one instead.
browse
to look around a shop without a clear plan to buy anything.
afford
to have enough money to pay for something.
sell
to give something to someone in exchange for money.
deliver
to bring goods to a person's home.
expensive
costing a lot of money.
cheap
costing very little money.
affordable
priced low enough that most people can pay for it.
crowded
full of many people.
secondhand
already owned and used by someone else before.
online
available through the internet instead of in a physical shop.
out of stock
not available in a shop because none are left.
available
able to be bought right now.
overpriced
costing more money than something is really worth.