retail
- noun
- /ˈriːteɪl/
- Or the street fairs, which were really retail opportunities disguised as social events.
- retail outlets
- wholesale and retail
- retail sales
So you're working in retail, working in retail, stocking frozen peas.
- So you're working in retail, working in retail, stocking frozen peas.
- Foot store or foot traffic at retail is off.
Examples
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Do you want to open up the yellow pages under the section of Farm Equipment Retail?
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The end products are sold in retail markets and through professional landscaping companies.
Academic text (1999) -
I guess somebody has to pay retail.
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What's the retail on one of those ?
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So what's happened in San Francisco where all of the retail shops have closed?
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So that's the purpose of this greenhouse is mostly for retail sales of live plants.
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One woman who briefly worked in retail sales described the fun she had with her coworkers.
Academic text (2008) -
The frenzy continues with retail investors bidding back up GameStop.
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Many customers prefer to buy their clothing directly from retail stores instead of online.
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The new shopping center features various retail shops offering everything from clothes to electronics.
Synonyms
The business of selling goods to the public in shops or online for personal use
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
To tell people about goods and sell them directly to customers in shops or online
How Retail
Surface Forms
Etymology
Retail as a noun comes from the same idea of selling goods 'by the piece' after they were cut or divided, so retail means selling to people in small quantities rather than in bulk.