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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
bookshop
noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
available
▪ Where to Stay guides are available from good bookshops everywhere.
▪ Paperback copies are available from bookshops.
▪ Written by accountant, Alan Kelly of Grant Thornton, the book is available from business bookshops, price £11.50.
▪ Published by Collins it costs £11.95 and is available from bookshops and stationers around the country.
good
▪ Published by Vacation Work, it costs £6.95 paperback and is available from all good bookshops.
▪ Where to Stay guides are available from good bookshops everywhere.
▪ There was a good bookshop, and a large ruined building, gaunt and flaking, the Hibernian Hall.
▪ Now it contains some good bookshops and some shops that are tourist traps.
local
▪ Try browsing along the reference shelves of your local library, or the humour section of the local bookshop.
▪ Visiting local bookshops at random, I came across more and more books that had come from libraries.
▪ You might also like to browse in the cookery section of your local library or bookshop.
▪ Will the local bookshops take them on a sale-or-return basis?
▪ After browsing in the local bookshop and buying a few necessities for the flat, I decided to leave for the course.
▪ Haunt your local libraries and bookshops.
small
▪ Many bookshop owners believe the future of the small bookshop may depend on the outcome of the case.
▪ Highbrow publishers and small bookshops are the most resolute opponents.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A grey day in the bookshop.
▪ Ann became a Catholic as an adult and entered the book trade working at a Catholic bookshop in Exeter.
▪ Dillons is expanding its market and is opening new bookshops every year.
▪ Highbrow publishers and small bookshops are the most resolute opponents.
▪ It is said that Scheiner, on hearing this in a Rome bookshop, turned purple and shook violently.
▪ Published by Collins it costs £11.95 and is available from bookshops and stationers around the country.
▪ Published by Vacation Work, it costs £6.95 paperback and is available from all good bookshops.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bookshop

Bookshop \Book"shop`\, n. A bookseller's shop. [Eng.]

Wiktionary
bookshop

n. A shop that sells books.

WordNet
bookshop

n. a shop where books are sold [syn: bookstore, bookstall]

Usage examples of "bookshop".

THINKING in terms of cabs, Harlingen picked up one as soon as he left the bookshop.

Research Fellowship in psychophysics, a strange couple of years editing train timetables, and managing a second-hand bookshop.

And beyond that over the Dinedor Hills to Hereford and the great cathedral there with the Mappa Mundi the map of the known world when the world was young and then on again following the River Wye through Sugwas Pool, Bridge Sollers, Mansell Gamage to Moccas and Bredwardine and finally to Hay-on-Wye and the little town of bookshops.

Shall I ever forget that rainy day in Lyons, that dingy bookshop, where I found the Aetius, long missing from my Artis bledicae Principes, and where I bought for a small pecuniary consideration, though it was marked rare, and was really tres rare, the Aphorisms of Hippocrates, edited by and with a preface from the hand of Francis Rabelais?

Noisy shouting, along with the smell of burning torches and bonfires, penetrated the cramped, cozy atmosphere of the bookshop, one of several occupying this most bibliophilic of London neighborhoods.

A great many of my best customers are those who are at work all day and can only visit bookshops at night.

It may be remarked that all bookshops that are open in the evening are busy in the after-supper hours.

There were as many as thirty bookshops and twice the number of taverns and coffeehouses, with names like Blue Anchor, Bunch of Grapes, Tun Tavern, Conestoga Wagon, Rising Sun, Half Moon, and each had its own clientele.

In the bookshops and stalls along the Seine were volumes in numbers and variety such as Jefferson had never seen, and his pleasure was boundless.

Gaius Marius, no falter in his step, no slowing of his pace, remembering to smile and say hello to this one and that as he hurried through the busy Suburan streets, forcing himself to go a little faster as he passed by the bookshops of the Argiletum in case he succumbed to the lure of going inside.

I would like a check made of bookshops where Raeburn might conceivably have bought a copy in, say, the last couple of months.

Miss Martha Mary Crawford Q ii37l 9 The Fen Tiger Q II337 9 Heritage of Folly U II372 7 House of Men All these books are available at your bookshop or neasasent, or can bs ordered direct ram the publisher.

The large front room in which we sat had those big windows that houses with a view should have, and the walls were filled with paintings and prints - landscapes, antique political cartoons, a 1654 map of Sutherland, a famous old print of Dornoch, a painting of the Dornoch Bookshop, done by Cyril Reed in 1999, which was given to Richard when he sold the shop.

An end to clandestine sorties to the bookshop and table-tappings at my expense.

Celtic art, the flowing spirals and triskelia of the Gauls, the beautiful lacings and braidings of the Irish monks, by all means do yourself a favour and browse through a book about them in a library or bookshop.