grocery的意思|grocery的解释-里氏词典

grocery ['grosərɪ]

n. 食品杂货店, 食品杂货业

He brought the box of groceries in from the car.
他把一盒食品从汽车上拿进来。
Build a nation; built a successful business out of their corner grocery store.
建立一个国家；从他们街道拐角的杂货店创办了一家成功的公司
A new supermarket opened across the street, and Peter's grocery business was soon in a bad way.
在街对面开了一家新的超级市场，这使彼得的杂货店的生意马上萧条下来。

grocery

[ noun ]

a marketplace where groceries are sold

<noun.artifact>

the grocery store included a meat market

(usually plural) consumer goods sold by a grocer

<noun.artifact>

Grocery \Gro"cer*y\, n.; pl. {Groceries}. [F. grosserie
wholesale. See {Grocer}.]
1. The commodities sold by grocers, as tea, coffee, spices,
etc.; -- in the United States almost always in the plural
form, in this sense.

A deal box . . . to carry groceries in. --Goldsmith.

The shops at which the best families of the
neighborhood bought grocery and millinery.
--Macaulay.

2. A retail grocer's shop or store. [U. S.]

If they can do what they did in this court, nobody is safe in the courts." Bradley was arrested March 4 while leaving a grocery store. Security guards testified during his trial that they saw Bradley eating several handfuls of grapes while shopping.
A small percentage of the product is sold also in convenience and grocery stores.
The purchase took Clark into another growth sector. The brand had gained a 25 per cent share of the bottled water market in the Scottish grocery sector in six years and was beginning to expand into England.
One of my bank's directors owns the largest string of grocery stores in the market.
Borden Inc., a New York-based producer of dairy, grocery and chemical products, reported second-quarter earnings climbed 21% to a record for any second period of $62.7 million, or 85 cents a share.
Mr. Schwartz formerly was vice president, drug and general merchandise, for Kroger Co., a grocery store chain.
And the donor pool is definitely not increasing." After Tuesday, American businesses, from the loftiest Fortune 500 company to the smallest corner grocery, won't get just a warning the first time they're caught employing illegal immigrants.
Kash-N-Karry confirmed it plans to sell stock to a New York investment partnership as part of a move by the Tampa-based grocery chain to expand its franchise.
If further tests work out, consumers one day may see on their grocery store shelves rosy, red tomatoes that are truly vine-ripened.
When Messrs. Gerstner and Wilson scouted targets in the Texas grocery store, their spending limit was less than $1 billion and their likely timetable was two or three years in the future.
One bystander was critically wounded and another managed to dodge bullets in the machine-gun attack outside Lee Arthur Lawrence's West Perrine grocery March 20.
The contract also ends a lockout by Safeway Stores Inc., a closely held grocery chain based in Oakland, Calif., of about 1,000 other Teamsters workers.
American Stores Co., the nation's third-largest grocery chain, has agreed with federal regulators not buy any shares of Lucky Stores Inc. until Saturday.
Another said: "Anybody who pays taxes will be punished." At a small grocery, friends of Kamal Tawfik Abu Saada, 40, consoled him over the loss of a refrigerator display case hauled off by tax raiders.
The new contract also eliminates the $15 monthly coupon, good only at union-owned grocery stores, that was part of the salary of every worker, from roughneck to chief executive.
'The steel mills have wrecked the air,' said Alexander, the driver. Faya, the 30-year-old manager of the local state-owned grocery store (which resembles an old, run-down dairy) said business was bad.
Quaker Oats Co., anticipating poor sales and earnings in its current fiscal year, said Friday it will lay off hundreds of workers and reorganize the management of its largest division, U.S. grocery products.
Pacemakers, like grocery products, have "shelf lives" after which parts may fail and the devices need to be resterilized.
On newspapers, they had pieces of meat, cabbage and fish three to four inches long. That's their grocery store.
The grocery chain has given American Stores until tomorrow to top that price.
The prepared meats and grocery businesses were hit by lower volumes and tighter margins in an intensely competitive market.
In West Virginia, anti-abortion activists are adding bags of Idaho potatoes to their grocery lists.
Inflation slowed for the second month in a row to an annual rate of 4.2 percent in May, with the Farm Belt drought yet to reach the grocery shelves and consumers balking at paying more for clothing, according to the Labor Department.
Noting innovations such as the company's recent efforts to add discount grocery operations to some of its Wal-Mart outlets, Mr. Whyte added that he would not be surprised if Wal-Mart achieved the lofty goals laid out by its chairman and founder.
Initially arriving for transient work, they have brought families, built five mosques in a square-mile area of Tower Hamlets borough and opened leather shops and grocery stores filled with chutneys and mangoes.
The product is sold primarily in vending machines, but some is sold through convenience and grocery stores.
As a result, the wholesale price of beef is $8 to $12 a pound in Japan, compared to about $3.50 a pound for prime filet mignon at American grocery stores, he said.
An array of imported food can be seen in Baghdad grocery stores these days, despite the United Nations trade embargo imposed on Iraq in retaliation for its invasion of Kuwait.
"I've been going to the commissary all my life," said Betty Tychsen, wife of a retired Air Force colonel who loaded a dozen grocery bags of bargains into the trunk of her car at the Cameron Station parking lot.
Several new product ideas from the Hostess session may land on grocery shelves by next year, Hostess says.

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