showroom
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- noun
- /ˈʃoʊˌrum/
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sala de exposición
- Every weekend, families visit the car showroom to explore the newest vehicles on display.
I went to Ontario, CA to visit the showroom from the brand LA Girls.
- I went to Ontario, CA to visit the showroom from the brand LA Girls.
- We went to the Toto toilet showroom and then surprised some fans.
- But I don't think anyone's buying a Formula One car out of a showroom.
- But yes, we've now we've got this showroom open up here and it's pretty fucking amazing.
- So Chad, I asked him, Hey, why don't you just start taking care of clients in the showroom location?
- A lot of appliance stores actually don't allow you to use the app and connect to one of their appliances on the showroom floor.
- And so back at my showroom, whenever I've had to maneuver a Daytona around, it is a workout.
Examples
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My father owns a furniture showroom, and Moen is a retired registered nurse.
Fiction book (1996) -
I went to Ontario, CA to visit the showroom from the brand LA Girls.
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There was one car on the showroom and nothing on the lot.
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This is their showroom right here.
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We just went through the showroom, which was pretty cool so far.
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And the plan for this part of the shop is right now to turn it into a showroom and community space.
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OK, so this room specifically this is the showroom of the studio.
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I went down to the showroom.
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So on this side of the showroom, you've got actual cars that people can rent.
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A tall guy with a ponytail led me into the showroom where he showed me a brown Tour de France.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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A shop where people buy goods like food or clothes
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A place where people buy things and pay for services
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An online page where a business shows and sells products
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A room where a shop shows items for people to buy
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A shop or store that sells things to people
A room where goods are shown for sale, often at an auction
Antonyms
How Professional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Showroom comes from the two simple words show and room, where show means 'to put on view' and room means 'a space'. Think of it like a stage for goods, so a showroom is a place where products are displayed for customers to look at before they buy.