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Meanings of storefront in English

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

Usage of storefront in English
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That's where efforts like the online storefront may help speed things along.
Wired
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As the crowd moved, Niall saw him: Irial lounged against a storefront.
Ink Exchange
3
For ten minutes he stood across the plaza, leaning against a storefront.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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You could turn a personal passion into a service or a storefront.
Feminist dot com
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Instead of a storefront, ShopLocket treats each product as a media element.
Wired
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Another arranges sightseeing tours of the oldest continually vacant storefront in America.
Wired
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The impact shook the entire storefront and an alarm began to blare.
The Child Thief
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A streetlamp threw a hazy glow across the darkened storefront windows ahead.
The nightmarys
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The owners of an unused storefront across the street offered the space.
Reuters
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We stop before a grimy storefront filled with mannequins in furry underwear.
Mockingjay
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I assume your boss... er, overlord, has a link to the storefront.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
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Her parents work for a storefront firm that practices poverty law.
The new yorker
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This week, Amazon announced a new online storefront for customers 50 and older.
Wired
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Writer visited the storefront one recent morning, and spoke to Jones.
The new yorker
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Three are part of routine CFPB work to police storefront lenders.
Reuters
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Don't expect cool jazz, great coffee, and storefront windows for people-watching.
Wired
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