English to Samoan Meaning of shop - faleʻoloa

Shop :
faleʻoloa

faleʻoloa, māketi, faleoloa, faleoloa eseese, oloa

faʻatau mai, faleʻoloa, tatala se faleoloa, taufetuli se faleoloa

faleʻoloashopaholicshopaholicsfaleoloa
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Definitions of shop in English
Noun(1) a mercantile establishment for the retail sale of goods or services(2) small workplace where handcrafts or manufacturing are done(3) a course of instruction in a trade (as carpentry or electricity
Verb(1) do one's shopping(2) do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of(3) shop around; not necessarily buying(4) give away information about somebody
Examples of shop in English
(1) Indoor bike storage and a repair shop support those who pedal to work.(2) This was solved in 1880 when an existing machine shop was built upon.(3) During holidays, he works at a cycle repair shop to earn enough for food.(4) an auto repair shop(5) Residents are being urged to use the hotline to shop nuisance neighbours and advise police and councils of vandalism and abandoned cars blighting the area.(6) Sure, we argue but we try to make sure that our kids have a good life, and do everything as a family, from trips to the beach to the weekly shop .(7) a barber shop(8) she slogged her way round the supermarket doing the weekly shop(9) Even off the record he was unprepared to shop a man who, we both knew, was making his life very difficult at that time.(10) At the rate I was going the fridge would be sitting unused for 3 days and the weekly shop had to be done.(11) First Minister Jack McConnell yesterday urged people in drug ravaged areas to shop drug dealers.(12) she slogged her way around the supermarket doing the weekly shop(13) In my first real job I was placed in a small office next to the company's machine shop .(14) sometimes it's more convenient to shop online(15) During police interviews Roberts denied the robbery and claimed that Lane was an informant who was being paid by the police to shop him.(16) So if you need a car twice a week, for example to do the weekly shop and to go somewhere not accessible by public transport, you could use a Car Club car.
Related Phrases of shop
(1) candy shop ::
faleoloa lole
(2) shop assistant ::
fesoasoani faleoloa
(3) coffee shop ::
fale kofe
(4) gift shop ::
faleoloa meaalofa
(5) clothes shop ::
ofu faleoloa
(6) flower shop ::
faleoloa fugalaau
(7) shoe shop ::
faleoloa seevae
(8) beauty shop ::
fale matagofie
(9) pastry shop ::
faleoloa pai
(10) corner shop ::
tulimanu faleoloa
Synonyms
Noun
1. store ::
faleoloa
2. workshop ::
faleʻinisinia
3. shop class ::
vasega faleoloa
Verb
4. buy ::
faʻatau mai
5. browse ::
matamata
6. betray ::
faʻalata
7. sponsor ::
tagata totogi
Different Forms
shop, shopaholic, shopaholics, shops
Word Example from TV Shows
I showed some to this lady who runs a shop. She sells cards and jewelry.

I showed some to this lady who runs a SHOP. She sells cards and jewelry.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

No, at the sub shop, we were only making out.

No, at the sub SHOP, we were only making out.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 17

Every customer who walked into that butcher shop...

Every customer who walked into that butcher SHOP...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 13

in the gift shop, so I got you this.

in the gift SHOP, so I got you this.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 18

No, darling, this is not an outlet shop.

No, darling, this is not an outlet SHOP.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

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