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bookstore | American Dictionary

bookstore
noun[ C ]
us/ˈbʊkˌstɔr, -stoʊr/
a store that sells books

bookstore | Business English

bookstore
noun[ C ]
 COMMERCE USuk /ˈbʊkstɔːr/us
bookshop

Examples of bookstore

bookstore
That is very similar to building the bookstore in a prominent urban location.
His approach produces results very different from those we usually find on the shelves of bookstores.
Books were generally more procurable through purchase from the increasing number of bookstores and book peddlers, and also occasionally from collectors themselves.
These are located in the middle- and lower-middle-class neighbourhood of small grocery stores, departmental stores, bookstores, and dilapidated apartment and office buildings.
Accordingly, when seeking a present for such a friend, one should go to a bookstore, not a boutique.
Some commercial businesses improved: textiles, restoration, drugstores, bookstores and coal supply and other power sources.
It is one of the few books published on architecture and planning in the 1970s that can still be found in bookstores.
The only available copy of the book is in the local bookstore.
If you find this sandwich on your bookstore's menu, it is well worth ordering.
The site also has a searchable catalogue and bookstore.
Autobiographies: the contemporary catalogue is huge and bookstore shelves are heavy with the weight of life-stories.
Large bookstores carry dozens of recent selections, some popularized and often sensationalized and others designed for the informed reader.
It is on a narrow street, with a few well-stocked antique shops and a couple of small, attractive bookstores.
Now this may look like complete virtualization of the traditional bookstore, but it isn't.
The three-volume novel had a bookstore price of 31s.6d, a price clearly out of reach for most readers.
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