superstores

superstores

美 [ˈsupərˌstɔr] 　英 [ˈsuːpə(r)ˌstɔː(r)]

• n.大型超市；大型商场
• 网络超级商场；超市及连锁店；超级商店

词形变化

复数：superstores  

英汉解释

n.	1. a very large store that sells a wide range of different goods; a store that sells a range of similar products at low prices

例句

The new foreign superstores will be allowed to set up shop in cities with a population of at least one million.

印度将允许这些新的外国超市在人口至少100万的城市设立店铺。

The power of the superstores ensures that others must be blamed for the disasters they precipitate.

超市手眼通天的权力保障了超市所引发的种种灾害都能找到其它的替罪羊。

Home Depot, the US home improvement giant, has closed five of its Chinese superstores in the past two years.

美国家装业巨擘家得宝（HomeDepot）过去两年间，也已陆续关闭其在中国的5家超市。

Twenty years and many giant superstores later, such small outlets still have about half of the country's retail market.

经过20年和许多大超市的入驻，这些小店仍然占有国家零售市场的20%。

Yet the superstores, as they often boast, are far more efficient than small shops.

然而，由于超市常年不缀地自吹自擂，它们远比小铺子更能让顾客掏腰包。

Superstores sell the same products as traditional shops but at much lower prices.

大型超市出售的商品与传统商店一样，但价格要低得多。

More than a third of Borders 600 superstores are already closed or in the final stages of liquidation.

Borders下属的600多家图书超市已经关门大吉，或处于清算最后阶段。

Superstores are roughly 200, 000 square feet, and parking lots are about four times that.

超市面积大约为20万平方英尺，而停车场面积为其4倍左右。

You'll find a plethora of warehouse superstores in every town these days.

你会发现这段时间每个城市的大型超级市场的仓库都有过剩库存。

Just as book superstores forced out many independents,

就像超级书店独立出来很多自立门户的店铺一样。