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Shopping : 100 mots anglais

100 mots anglais utiles sur ce thème, de niveau A2. Chaque mot est donné avec sa prononciation, sa traduction en français, une courte définition en anglais simple et une phrase d'exemple.

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Types de magasins

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supermarketnoun/ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkɪt/supermarché

A large self-service shop selling food and various household goods.

I need to go to the supermarket for some bread.

grocery storephrase/ˈɡroʊsəri stɔːr/épicerie

A retail shop that primarily sells food and various household supplies.

I need to go to the grocery store for milk.

bakerynoun/ˈbeɪkɚi/boulangerie

A shop where bread, cakes, and pastries are made and sold.

The smell of fresh bread always makes me want to visit the bakery.

bookstorenoun/ˈbʊk.stɔːr/librairie

A retail shop that primarily sells books to the public.

I visited the local bookstore to buy a new novel.

clothing storenoun/ˈkloʊðɪŋ stɔːr/magasin de vêtements

A retail shop that specializes in selling various types of garments.

She bought a new dress at the local clothing store.

shoe storenoun/ʃuː stɔːr/magasin de chaussures

A retail shop that specializes in selling various types of footwear.

I visited a local shoe store to buy new sneakers.

drugstorenoun/ˈdrʌɡstɔːr/pharmacie

A store selling medicines, toiletries, and various small household items.

I need to go to the drugstore for some aspirin.

department storenoun/dɪˈpɑːrtmənt stɔːr/grand magasin

A large retail shop selling many different types of consumer goods.

They went to the department store to buy new clothes.

convenience storenoun/kənˈviːniəns stɔːr/supérette

A small shop open long hours selling basic food and household items.

I stopped at the convenience store to buy some milk.

shopping mallphrase/ˈʃɑːpɪŋ mɔːl/centre commercial

A large indoor building containing many different shops and restaurants.

We spent all afternoon walking around the big shopping mall.

butchernoun/ˈbʊtʃər/boucherie

A shop that prepares and sells meat.

We buy fresh meat at the local butcher every Saturday.

gift shopnoun/ɡɪft ʃɒp/boutique de cadeaux

A store selling small items suitable for giving as presents.

We bought some local souvenirs at the gift shop.

toy storenoun/tɔɪ stɔːr/magasin de jouets

A retail shop that specializes in selling toys for children.

We visited a large toy store in the city center.

jewelry storenoun/ˈdʒuːəlri stɔːr/bijouterie

A retail shop that sells items like rings, necklaces, and watches.

She bought a beautiful silver necklace at the jewelry store.

hardware storephrase/ˈhɑːrd.wer stɔːr/quincaillerie

A shop that sells tools, building materials, and various household supplies.

I bought a new hammer at the local hardware store.

Dans le magasin

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go shoppingphrase/ɡəʊ ˈʃɒp.ɪŋ/faire du shopping, faire les courses

To visit shops to buy clothes, food, or other necessary items.

I usually go shopping for groceries every single Sunday morning.

shopping listphrase/ˈʃɒpɪŋ lɪst/liste de courses

A written list of items that you intend to buy today.

I always write a shopping list before visiting the market.

customernoun/ˈkʌstəmɚ/client

A person who buys goods or services from a shop or business.

The customer bought a new pair of shoes from the store.

shopping cartphrase/ˈʃɒpɪŋ kɑːrt/chariot

A wheeled basket used for holding groceries while shopping in stores.

I pushed my heavy shopping cart through the long aisle.

shopping bagphrase/ˈʃɒpɪŋ bæɡ/sac de courses

A durable bag used to carry items bought from a store.

I always carry a reusable shopping bag to the store.

shopping basketphrase/ˈʃɒpɪŋ ˈbɑːskɪt/panier

A container used to hold items while you are shopping in stores.

I put all my groceries into the small shopping basket.

shelfnoun/ʃɛlf/étagère, rayon

A flat horizontal board used for storing or displaying various objects.

I placed the heavy book on the wooden wall shelf.

aislenoun/aɪl/allée

A passage between rows of shelves in a shop.

You can find the rice in aisle five, next to the pasta.

wait in linephrase/weɪt ɪn laɪn/faire la queue

To stand in a row of people waiting for your turn.

We had to wait in line for the movie tickets.

fitting roomphrase/ˈfɪtɪŋ ruːm/cabine d'essayage

A small room where customers try on clothes before they buy.

She went into the fitting room to try the dress.

salespersonnoun/ˈseɪlzˌpɜːrsn/vendeur, vendeuse

A person whose job is to sell products or services to customers.

The polite salesperson helped me choose a new winter coat.

productnoun/ˈpɹɑdəkt/produit

Something a company makes and sells for money, often in large quantities.

This new phone is the company's latest product on the market.

brandnoun/brænd/marque

A type of product made by a particular company under its own name.

I usually prefer to buy a well known clothing brand.

browseverb/braʊz/regarder, flâner

To look at things in a shop without planning to buy anything.

She likes to browse in bookstores for hours.

window shoppingidiom/ˈwɪn.doʊ ˌʃɑː.pɪŋ/lèche-vitrines

Looking at goods in store windows without intending to buy them.

We spent the afternoon window shopping in the city center.

displayverb/dɪˈspleɪ/exposer

To put something in a place where people can see it.

The museum will display ancient artifacts for visitors to admire.

opening hoursphrase/ˈəʊpnɪŋ ˌaʊərz/horaires d'ouverture

The specific times when a shop or business is open daily.

Please check our opening hours before you visit the store.

customer servicephrase/ˈkʌstəmər ˌsɜːrvɪs/service client

The assistance and advice provided to people who purchase company products.

She has worked in customer service for ten long years.

self-checkoutnoun/ˌselfˈtʃekaʊt/caisse automatique

A system where customers scan and pay for their own items.

I prefer using the self-checkout lane at the store.

shopliftingnoun/ˈʃɒplɪftɪŋ/vol à l'étalage

The act of stealing goods from a shop while pretending to shop.

The security guard caught the teenager shoplifting expensive designer clothes.

Prix et bonnes affaires

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pricenoun/praɪs/prix

The amount of money expected in exchange for a specific item.

The price of this laptop is too high for me.

costnoun/ˈkɑst/coût

The amount of money required to buy, make, or do something.

The cost of the new car was much higher than we expected.

how muchphrase/haʊ mʌtʃ/combien

Used to ask about the price or quantity of something uncountable.

How much does this new blue sweater cost right now?

cheapadjective/ˈtʃip/bon marché

Not costing much money; inexpensive or low in price.

I bought a cheap shirt at the store during the sale.

expensiveadjective/ɪkˈspɛnsɪv/cher

Costing a lot of money; not cheap to buy or use.

That new car is very expensive, so I cannot afford it.

affordverb/əˈfɔːrd/avoir les moyens de

To have enough money or time for something.

We can afford a new car this year.

affordableadjective/əˈfɔɹdəbəl/abordable

Cheap enough for most people to buy; reasonably priced.

The store offers a wide range of affordable clothing options.

spendverb/spend/dépenser

To use money to buy goods or pay for services.

I will spend my salary on buying new winter clothes.

save moneyphrase/seɪv ˈmʌn.i/économiser de l'argent

To keep money instead of spending it on goods or services.

I try to save money for my future dream house.

bargainnoun/ˈbɑɹɡən/bonne affaire

Something that is a very good price, often lower than expected.

This used car was a real bargain; it runs perfectly.

discountnoun/ˈdɪs.kaʊnt/réduction, remise

A reduction in the usual price of something, often to encourage sales.

The store offered a 20% discount on all items.

on salephrase/ɒn seɪl/en promotion, en solde

Available to be bought at a lower price than usual cost.

I bought these new shoes while they were on sale.

half pricephrase/ˌhæf ˈpraɪs/à moitié prix

Costing fifty percent less than the standard or original price.

We bought these winter coats at exactly half price today.

special offerphrase/ˈspeʃl ˈɒfə(r)/offre spéciale

A product or service sold at a reduced price for consumers.

We bought these shoes during the store special offer period.

dealnoun/diːl/bon plan, bonne affaire

A good price that saves you money on something you buy.

I got a great deal on these shoes in the sale.

price tagphrase/ˈpraɪs tæɡ/étiquette de prix

A label showing the cost of an item for sale.

She checked the price tag before buying the new dress.

overpricedadjective/ˌoʊvərˈpraɪst/trop cher

Costing more than it is really worth.

That fancy restaurant was extremely overpriced and quite disappointing today.

rip-offnoun/ˈrɪp.ɒf/arnaque

Something that is much too expensive or not worth the money.

That expensive leather jacket is a complete rip-off for sure.

clearance salephrase/ˈklɪərəns seɪl/liquidation

A sale of stock at reduced prices to clear out goods.

The store is having a clearance sale all this week.

value for moneyphrase/ˈvæl.juː fɔːr ˈmʌn.i/rapport qualité-prix

Good quality or usefulness in relation to the price you pay.

This new laptop offers excellent value for money for students.

Payer

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payverb/peɪ/payer

To give money to someone for goods or services received.

I need to pay the electric bill by tomorrow morning.

pay in cashphrase/peɪ ɪn kæʃ/payer en espèces

To give money using physical notes and coins for a purchase.

Most small local stores prefer customers to pay in cash.

pay by cardphrase/peɪ baɪ kɑːrd/payer par carte

To use a bank card for making a financial payment transaction.

I would like to pay by card for this order.

credit cardnoun/ˈkrɛdɪt kɑːrd/carte de crédit

A plastic card allowing users to borrow money for purchases later.

I paid for my flight using a standard credit card.

debit cardnoun/ˈdeb.ɪt ˌkɑːrd/carte de débit

A card used to pay by directly deducting money from bank accounts.

I paid for my groceries using my new debit card.

receiptnoun/rɪˈsiːt/ticket de caisse, reçu

A document proving payment for goods or services received.

Could I have a receipt for this purchase?

keep the changeidiom/kiːp ðə tʃeɪndʒ/gardez la monnaie

Tell someone they can keep the remaining money after a payment.

You can keep the change for your excellent taxi service.

totalnoun/ˈtoʊtl/total

The whole amount of money that you have to pay.

The total for your shopping is twenty-five dollars.

checkoutnoun/ˈtʃekaʊt/caisse

The place where you pay for items in a store.

Please take your items to the front store checkout now.

cash registernoun/ˈkæʃ ˌredʒɪstər/caisse enregistreuse

A machine that holds money and records sales in a store.

The clerk rang up my purchase at the cash register.

contactlessadjective/ˈkɒntæktləs/sans contact

Letting you pay by holding a card or phone near a card reader.

I paid for my morning coffee using a contactless card.

pin numberphrase/pɪn ˈnʌmbər/code PIN

A secret code used to verify identity for electronic transactions.

Please enter your pin number to access the bank account.

gift cardnoun/ˈɡɪft ˌkɑːrd/carte cadeau

A prepaid card used to purchase goods at a specific store.

She received a gift card for her favorite clothing store.

loyalty cardphrase/ˈlɔɪ.əl.ti ˌkɑːrd/carte de fidélité

A card showing that you often shop at a specific store.

I always use my loyalty card at the local supermarket.

sales taxnoun/ˈseɪlz tæks/taxe sur les ventes

A tax paid to the government on the sale of goods.

The store price does not include the local sales tax.

Vêtements et tailles

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try onphrasal verb/traɪ ɒn/essayer

To put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits.

I want to try on these blue jeans before buying.

fitverb/ˈfɪt/être à la bonne taille, aller

To be the right size and shape for someone.

These jeans fit me perfectly, so I will buy them.

too smallphrase/tuː smɔːl/trop petit

Less than the required size for a specific purpose or need.

This blue shirt is too small for me to wear.

too bigphrase/tuː bɪɡ/trop grand

Greater in size, scale, or extent than is necessary or suitable.

The new sofa is simply too big for this room.

too tightphrase/tuː taɪt/trop serré

Fitting so closely that it causes discomfort or restricts movement.

These new leather shoes feel a bit too tight today.

too loosephrase/tuː luːs/trop large

Too big, so it does not stay close to the body.

These pants are too loose around my thin waist area.

mediumnoun/ˈmiːdiəm/taille moyenne

A middle size, between small and large.

Do you have this T-shirt in a medium, please?

extra largephrase/ˌekstrə ˈlɑːrdʒ/très grand

Much bigger than the standard or usual size of an item.

He always buys his T-shirts in extra large.

plus sizeadjective/ˌplʌs ˈsaɪz/grande taille

Describing clothing designed for people larger than standard fashion sizes.

She loves shopping for stylish and comfortable plus size clothing.

shoe sizephrase/ˈʃuː saɪz/pointure

The numerical measurement used to indicate the length of a shoe.

I need to know my correct shoe size for running.

one size fits allphrase/wʌn saɪz fɪts ɔːl/taille unique

Made in one size that is meant to fit everyone.

This hat is one size fits all, so it will fit you.

look good onphrasal verb/lʊk ɡʊd ɒn/aller bien à

To make someone appear attractive or stylish when wearing an item.

That blue dress really looks good on you today, Sarah.

outfitnoun/ˈaʊtfɪt/tenue

A set of clothes worn together for a specific occasion.

She wore a beautiful outfit to the wedding party.

baggyadjective/ˈbæɡi/ample, large

Clothing that hangs loosely on the body because it is too large.

He likes wearing baggy jeans when he is at home.

trendyadjective/ˈtrɛndi/à la mode, branché

Following the latest fashion or style; very fashionable.

Her new haircut is very trendy right now.

Retours et achats en ligne

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online shoppingphrase/ˈɒnlaɪn ˈʃɒpɪŋ/achats en ligne

The activity of buying products or services over the internet.

I prefer online shopping because it saves much valuable time.

add to cartphrase/æd tuː kɑːrt/ajouter au panier

To place a product into a virtual shopping basket for purchase.

Please click the button to add items to your cart.

deliverynoun/dɪˈlɪvɚi/livraison

The act of taking goods, letters, or packages to a person or place.

The pizza delivery arrived quickly, still hot and fresh from the oven.

free shippingphrase/friː ˈʃɪpɪŋ/livraison gratuite

A service where items are delivered without charging the customer extra costs.

Most online stores offer free shipping on large orders today.

tracking numberphrase/ˈtrækɪŋ ˌnʌmbər/numéro de suivi

A unique code assigned to a package for monitoring its shipping status.

Please check your email for the package tracking number today.

promo codephrase/ˈproʊmoʊ koʊd/code promo

A unique string of characters used to get a discount online.

Please enter your promo code at the final checkout screen.

in stockphrase/ɪn stɒk/en stock

Available for immediate sale or use at a shop or business.

We currently have that item in stock right now.

out of stockphrase/aʊt əv stɒk/en rupture de stock

Not currently available for sale because all items were sold.

I am sorry, but that item is currently out of stock.

sold outphrasal verb/ˌsoʊld ˈaʊt/épuisé

Having no more items available for purchase because they were bought.

The tickets for the concert are completely sold out today.

refundnoun/ˈriː.fʌnd/remboursement

Money returned to a customer who is dissatisfied with a purchase.

I requested a full refund for my defective mobile phone.

exchangeverb/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/échanger

To take something back to a shop and get a different one.

Can I exchange this shirt for a bigger size, please?

return policyphrase/rɪˈtɜːrn ˈpɒləsi/politique de retour

Rules defining how customers can return purchased goods for a refund.

I read the return policy before buying the expensive shoes.

store creditnoun phrase/stɔːr ˈkrɛdɪt/avoir

Money given by a shop instead of a cash refund.

The clerk offered me store credit for the returned item.

faultyadjective/ˈfɔlti/défectueux

Having defects or imperfections; not working correctly or as expected.

The faulty wiring caused the lights to flicker on and off.

money-back guaranteephrase/ˈmʌn.i.bæk ˌɡær.ənˈtiː/satisfait ou remboursé

A promise that you can get a full refund if dissatisfied.

The company offers a thirty day money-back guarantee for customers.

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