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Meanings of boutique (boutiques) in English
An establishment, either physical or virtual, that sells goods or services to the public.
Synonyms
Examples for "store"
Examples for "store"
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I said, 'Morris, sell now the store. You said, 'Wait.' What for?
2
Pouyanne nevertheless warned lower investment in new production could store up problems.
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Another Northern Ireland store was targeted in an incendiary bomb attack today.
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A key problem to tackle: how to store energy for the blimp.
5
Quantum theory has merely given this store of knowledge a different form.
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Available at your favorite retail outlet, where love c omes alive ™
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The only other retail outlet selling iPads on Saturday was Best Buy.
3
Batford is the local retail outlet for the British Book Centre.
4
It is one of the highest premiums paid for a Dublin retail outlet.
5
They are credit cards, which are associated with particular airlines, travel or retail outlet.
In this 20-second advertisement for the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong, two women are shown helping their children try on clothes.
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Usage of boutiques in English
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One source said Sephora was hoping to open up to seven boutiques.
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Investment bank boutiques have played a key role in engineering the deal.
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Its new fashion boutiques include Nanette Lepore and a line by Marchesa.
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She told me that nine out of ten new boutiques don't survive.
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Major brands are established there, in big-name department stores and chic boutiques.
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The boutiques still represent only 11 percent of the company's selling space.
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It has twelve free-standing boutiques located in New York, California and Connecticut.
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There are huge companies but there are also small but unique boutiques.
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They also have to contend with well-established boutiques that got here first.
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But unlike traditional boutiques, you'll find yourself interacting with the maven herself.
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The people who curate the boutiques are celebrities, celebrity bloggers and designers.
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A towering complex of toy boutiques in the shape of an Ultradroid!
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They are lined with boutiques, antique shops, art galleries, restaurants and bars.
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They walked along M Street, passing the mostly closed boutiques and restaurants.
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But there are no high-end boutiques, no women … and no Qataris.
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M&A boutiques have been a hot item in the past year.
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Boutiques through the time
Boutiques across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common