Term Gallery logo

Meanings of shopfront in English

The front side of a store facing the street; usually contains display windows.

Usage of shopfront in English
1
The company was born in 2006 and started with a shopfront in Brisbane.
News.com.au
2
I bounced off the hood of the rusting vehicle into a shopfront shutter.
Altered carbon
3
In a fashionably minimalist shopfront in Adelaide, a woman is washing my hands.
The Guardian
4
From the shopfront, nothing about Les Associés suggests fine dining.
The Guardian
5
The next tenant is likely to remodel the shopfront.
The Irish Times
6
His bookshop in Wexford has a deceptively small shopfront.
The Irish Times
7
Elliott gestured at the shopfront that bore his name.
Altered carbon
8
A boutique shopfront on Sydney's Pitt Street Mall is the place to buy a Genesis.
News.com.au
9
We headed out to Thurloe Street, with its seven-figure flats and mix of shopfront styles.
The Guardian
10
The shopfront with all the big yellow paper signs will, however, not be one of them.
News.com.au
11
But inside the handsome black painted shopfront, we are hugged by a delicious fug of flavour.
The Irish Times
12
This is the time to join every society and club with an attractive shopfront and free wine.
The Irish Times
13
The shopfront was listed for preservation in list 2 of the city's development plan adopted last March.
The Irish Times
14
A short time later, Sano walked back through the passage to the shopfront more frustrated than ever.
Shinjū
15
It was on display in a pharmacy shopfront for three weeks but has been removed following complaints.
The Irish Times
16
Sara Reynolds is confident her new Zero One hair salon has the best shopfront on Wicklow Street.
The Irish Times
About this term
More collocations
Shopfront through the time