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Definition of shop window in English: shop windownoun 1A window of a shop, in which goods are displayed. 橱窗 浏览商店橱窗。 Example sentencesExamples - Her shop window, in the electorate of the Minister of Police, had been ram-raided by people wanting drugs, and they got them.
- Making her way onto the main street, she found a shop window and inspected her appearance.
- In 1993 he hypnotised a man in a Liverpool shop window to sleep, on display, for eight continuous days.
- With a sigh, Lucien paused to press his nose against a bakery shop window.
- Residents can see the proposed planning guidelines for developers on display in a shop window next to Silver End library, for five weeks from today.
- My husband jokes every time we pass by a shop window because I have to stop and be amazed at the sparkles.
- Pretending to stop and look in a shop window, he turned quickly and set his back against a wall as they came up, knowing that they had come for him.
- One day a man looked in a shop window and saw the accordion: black enamel, ivory keys, mother of pearl buttons.
- Claire's cake is currently on display in the shop window, but Suzanne warns it's not as mouth-watering as it looks.
- But then if you see a pair of shoes in a shop window and decide to purchase them you have entered into a legal contract in that he will give you a pair of shoes worthy of their purpose and you will give him the cash.
- Bananas were displayed in a London shop window - the first time the fruit had been seen in Britain.
- By the early 1970s, wooden mythological figurines began to appear in his shop window between his kidneys and his chops.
- When we got closer to the store, I stopped in front of a shop window.
- The council objected to a window design that was not in sympathy with the traditional shop windows or cottage windows of the vicinity and the application was refused.
- I pointed at a hideous poofy pink dress in a nearby shop window.
- It's also a shop window for talent scouts from top English clubs, of course, so the prospects are bright indeed for the Cushlough man.
- A silver-coloured female torso displayed in the shop window attracts a lot of attention from the street.
- People in Dublin stood in stunned silence outside of a shop window displaying dozens of televisions playing the surreal images.
- Lady Victoria Burnsley walked down the cobbled streets of London, stopping occasionally to admire a dress in a shop window or converse with a friend.
- The woman sighed gruffly and pushed her cart towards a store shop window, where several televisions sets were being displayed.
- 1.1the shop window A position that allows a person or organization to demonstrate their strengths.
〈喻〉才华展示之处 he is keen to put himself in the shop window 他热衷于展示自己的才能。 Example sentencesExamples - It's the biggest shop window for new comedy talent in Europe, and success there can lead to great things.
Definition of shop window in US English: shop window(also shopwindow) nounˈˌʃɑp ˈˌwɪndoʊˈˌSHäp ˈˌwindō A window of a store, in which goods are displayed. 橱窗 Example sentencesExamples - Claire's cake is currently on display in the shop window, but Suzanne warns it's not as mouth-watering as it looks.
- Her shop window, in the electorate of the Minister of Police, had been ram-raided by people wanting drugs, and they got them.
- Lady Victoria Burnsley walked down the cobbled streets of London, stopping occasionally to admire a dress in a shop window or converse with a friend.
- The council objected to a window design that was not in sympathy with the traditional shop windows or cottage windows of the vicinity and the application was refused.
- By the early 1970s, wooden mythological figurines began to appear in his shop window between his kidneys and his chops.
- When we got closer to the store, I stopped in front of a shop window.
- One day a man looked in a shop window and saw the accordion: black enamel, ivory keys, mother of pearl buttons.
- Bananas were displayed in a London shop window - the first time the fruit had been seen in Britain.
- With a sigh, Lucien paused to press his nose against a bakery shop window.
- Pretending to stop and look in a shop window, he turned quickly and set his back against a wall as they came up, knowing that they had come for him.
- Making her way onto the main street, she found a shop window and inspected her appearance.
- My husband jokes every time we pass by a shop window because I have to stop and be amazed at the sparkles.
- But then if you see a pair of shoes in a shop window and decide to purchase them you have entered into a legal contract in that he will give you a pair of shoes worthy of their purpose and you will give him the cash.
- It's also a shop window for talent scouts from top English clubs, of course, so the prospects are bright indeed for the Cushlough man.
- The woman sighed gruffly and pushed her cart towards a store shop window, where several televisions sets were being displayed.
- Residents can see the proposed planning guidelines for developers on display in a shop window next to Silver End library, for five weeks from today.
- People in Dublin stood in stunned silence outside of a shop window displaying dozens of televisions playing the surreal images.
- A silver-coloured female torso displayed in the shop window attracts a lot of attention from the street.
- In 1993 he hypnotised a man in a Liverpool shop window to sleep, on display, for eight continuous days.
- I pointed at a hideous poofy pink dress in a nearby shop window.
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