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Meanings of bookshop (bookshops) in English

Portuguese
livraria
Catalan
llibreria

A shop where books are sold.

livraria
Usage of bookshops in English
1
Independent bookshops are often the first place we ever bought a book.
The Irish Times
2
The health and well-being shelves in bookshops are groaning with detox-focused books.
The Irish Times
3
They would include bookshops, stationers and shops selling children's clothes, he said.
Radio NZ
4
First it was bookshops, later retailers across the range felt the squeeze.
The Irish Times
5
France Hair salons, clothes shops, florists and bookshops will open again Monday.
The South African
6
Each autumn the books, like leaves, come tumbling colourfully into the bookshops.
The Irish Times
7
It is to start Amazon-branded Internet bookshops in Britain and Germany.
The Irish Times
8
He ran an independent chain of six bookshops in London called Daunt Books.
The Guardian
9
If anything, the number of secondhand and antiquarian bookshops is increasing.
The Irish Times
10
When sales of ebooks began to rise readers wondered whether bookshops would survive.
The Irish Times
11
The BAMB awards are curated annually by bookshops in the UK and Ireland.
The Irish Times
12
His books have in the past been difficult to find in Saudi bookshops.
Reuters
13
Many independent bookshops vastly prefer brick-and-mortar traffic, and are distrustful of ecommerce partners.
Wired
14
And Jennifer O'Connell scouts out the best independent bookshops in every Irish county.
The Irish Times
15
What do you think about what is happening to bookshops now?
The Guardian
16
They are available in all good bookshops and online from collinspress.ie.
Independent.ie
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Translations for bookshops
Catalan
llibreria
Bookshops through the time
Bookshops across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare