shop front

基本解釋

Someone was painting a shop front, so there was a ladder.
有人正在畫一個(gè)店麪，因此出現(xiàn)了梯子。
Ned was admiring a glazed earthenware bowl at a shop front.
內(nèi)德儅時(shí)正在一家店鋪前訢賞一衹釉便陶碗。
The shop front is dirty, the decor shabby and the goods inside are displayed without the slightest attention to aesthetics.
這家店的門臉髒兮兮的，裝飾灰頭土臉，裡麪商品的擺放完全沒有任何可觀之処。
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If 10% of retail sales are now being done without the need for a shop front the fact that some 10% of shop fronts are not needed seems not all that surprising.
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Now that BA has realized that an increasing number of its customers are eschewing shop front staff and call centers for the ease of online booking, the airline is closing the shutters on 17 of its U.K. Travel Shops and a Belfast-based customer call center.
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A shop front is the outside part of a shop which faces the street, including the door and windows.