store
/stɔːr/
noun
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A place where people buy goods, especially a shop or retail business.
A1neutral
- "I bought some bread at the store."A1
- "The store offers a wide range of products."A2
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A supply of something kept for future use.
B1usually singular or uncountableneutral
- "We have a store of rice in the kitchen."B1
- "The body can draw on its store of energy during exercise."B2
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A large amount or variety of something available or possessed.
C1usually singular
- "She has a store of useful knowledge."B2
- "The museum contains a rich store of historical documents."C1
verb
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To keep something in a particular place so that it can be used later.
A2transitiveneutral
- "Store the food in the refrigerator."A2
- "We store our bicycles in the garage during the winter."B1
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To save information in a computer or other device so that it can be used later.
B1transitiveneutral
- "The app stores your password securely."B1
- "The system stores customer data on an encrypted server."B2