Supermarket

/ˈsuːpərˌmɑːrkɪt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large self-service store that sells food and other products.

I need to go to the supermarket to buy some groceries for the week.

A retail store offering a variety of food and household items organized into aisles.

She found everything she needed in the local supermarket, from fresh produce to cleaning supplies.

A marketplace that typically includes a parking lot and sells products at lower prices than smaller stores.

After moving to the new neighborhood, they discovered a large supermarket with great deals nearby.

A convenience store that allows customers to shop for multiple items in one location.

We stopped by the supermarket on our way home to pick up some snacks for the movie night.

The term 'supermarket' is derived from 'super-' meaning 'above' or 'over' and 'market' which refers to a place for buying and selling goods.

supermarket sweep

A promotional event where customers have a limited time to fill their carts with items.

one-stop shop

A retail location where a wide range of goods can be purchased.

supermarket aisle

The specific pathways in a supermarket where products are displayed.

grocery

A store that sells food and other products used in the kitchen.

shopping cart

A wheeled cart used in supermarkets to carry items while shopping.

checkout

The place in a supermarket where customers pay for their purchases.

Supermarket run

I need to make a supermarket run to get some snacks for the party.

Hit the market

Let's hit the market and see what deals we can find.