bookstore English

Meaning bookstore meaning

What does bookstore mean?

Definitions in simple English

bookstore Noun

— A bookstore is a store that sells books. Which bookstore do you wish to go to? The bookstore is selling the new copy of the book!

bookstore

— noun (= bookshop) a shop where books are sold

Synonyms bookstore synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bookstore?

bookstore English » English

bookshop

library

bookstall

bookseller

vast stock of books

bookseller’s shop

bookseller’s

book shop

Examples bookstore examples

How do I use bookstore in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She is buying books in the bookstore.

There is a bookstore just 'round the corner.

I came across this book in a secondhand bookstore.

Every now and then he drops in at this bookstore on his way home from the office.

Is it possible to buy the book at the bookstore in Akita?

They sell textbooks at the bookstore.

There is a bookstore in front of the department store.

I bought this book at the bookstore in front of the station.

There is a bookstore in front of my house.

I bought this book at Maruzen Bookstore.

I found this book by chance in a secondhand bookstore.

I ran across a rare book in a secondhand bookstore.

A bookstore in that location wouldn't make enough money to survive.

I found the book at that bookstore by chance.

You can get it at a bookstore.

I entered the bookstore on the way.

He bought an English book at a bookstore.

He dropped in at the bookstore.

Movie subtitles

The bookstore didn't have one.

Now look here, Lieutenant. as soon as you get to Warsaw. go to Sztaluga 's bookstore. and give him our instructions.

Just the house and to a bookstore.

Bookstore.

What bookstore?

Yes, it's Lange's Bookstore.

Imagine Wick standing in front of a bookstore.

Or I could go to that bookstore across the street, couldn't I?

You know Geiger's bookstore?

The girl in Geiger's bookstore didn't know that.

I keep the bookstore.

Yeah, I guess I could have the bookstore send them up to you.

Gladys, get me the bookstore.

A friend of mine works in a bookstore around the corner.

Now look here, Lieutenant. as soon as you get to Warsaw. go to Sztaluga's bookstore. and give him our instructions.

I'll run along to the library. Or I could go to that bookstore across the street, couldn't I?

Good afternoon. You should be at the bookstore.

Sometimes when I go to the bookstore, we chat.

The bookstore in Rue de Rennes pays 25 cents.

The notice from the bookstore.

Which bookstore?

A little bookstore out there.

He has a bookstore.

You remember when we met Allen and Julius in the bookstore after he came out of the hospital?

You remember the situation in the bookstore?

Now, you have to be at the Beverly bookstore every night this week for an autograph session.

A boy in the bookstore confirmed it, sir.

Parks got the boy in the bookstore to change it for him.

But when she got down to the bookstore where he was, she was all upset because you'd given her those errands to run.

News and current affairs

They watched in horror as Amazon, en route to becoming the world's largest online retailer, pushed the bookstore chain Borders into bankruptcy, and have wondered if they will be next.

If and when the natural resource generating the windfall wealth (in this case, oil and gas) disappears, the economy is left with too few competitive industries and too many empty bookstore-cafes. Painful restructuring is sure to follow.

Indeed, today you can fit more books on the hard disk of your laptop computer than in a bookstore carrying 60,000 titles.

Even a visit to a bookstore can shock anyone who first came to know China decades ago, when it seemed inconceivable that works by non-Marxist theorists would ever outnumber those by Marxists.

The face of General Electric's longtime boss Jack Welch is in bookstore windows across China, although his latest book is probably a pirated edition because China still has a way to go on copyright protection.

If and when the natural resource generating the windfall wealth (in this case, oil and gas) disappears, the economy is left with too few competitive industries and too many empty bookstore-cafes.