25 shopping habits

different kinds of shopper

different kinds of shopper


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This flashcard set helps you learn English vocabulary related to shopping habits. It focuses on terms like "shopaholic," "bargain hunting," and "spree," making it useful for travelers or anyone improving their fluency. The platform also supports backward learning, allowing you to practice from the target language to the source language. This set is ideal for intermediate learners looking to expand their vocabulary and understand common shopping-related expressions.
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Utilisateurs
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Autres
Créé / Mis à jour
26.03.2017 / 29.03.2017

Cartes-fiches

impulsive ( to do sth)..(buy sth on impulse)

a sudden desire to do sth without thinking about the result.

in search of sth

looking for sth

price tag

a label on sth which shows how much you must pay

shop till you drop

spend a long time shopping because you don't want to stop

browse

casually looking at things in a shop, or look through the pages of a book

after sth

looking for and trying to obtain sth

the minute

as soon as, the moment

be off

go , leave

have an eye for sth

have a natural ability to see or find sth

shop around

go to different shops until you find what you want

focused

having a very clear aim, knowing what you want to do

be distracted by sth

be looking at or thinking about sth so that you are unable to pay attention to other things

pursuit

hobby,pastime

spree

a short period of time doing a activity, often in an uncontrolled way (spending/shopping spree)

bargain hunting

looking for sth at a good price and cheaper than usual

head for/towards

go in direction of

indulge in sth

do sth you like, especially sth that is bad for you

gadget

a small tool or piece of equipment that does sth useful

shopaholic

sb who enjoys shopping and spends a lot of time doing it

compulsive  (shopper,liar,gambler)

finds it difficult to control their actions

addicted to sth (drug addict,alcoholic)

unable to stop doing sth which is usually harmful

crippling (debts/disease)

very serious

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