grocer的意思|grocer的解释-里氏词典

grocer ['grosɚ]

n. 食品商

He has decided to open a grocer store in a small way.
他决定开一间小规模杂货店。
That grocer never overcharges.
那杂货商从不多要价.
I've finished with our grocer for good; that's the third time he's tried to give me short change.
我已经与我们的食品商永远断绝来往了；这是他第三次想少找给我钱。

grocer

[ noun ]
a retail merchant who sells foodstuffs (and some household supplies)
<noun.person>

Grocer \Gro"cer\, n. [Formerly written grosser, orig., one who
sells by the gross, or deals by wholesale, fr. F. grossier,
marchand grossier, fr. gros large, great. See {Gross}.]
A trader who deals in meats, dairy products, produce, tea,
sugar, spices, coffee, fruits, and various other commodities.

{Grocer's itch} (Med.), a disease of the skin, caused by
handling sugar and treacle.

Tommie Mollohan, 45, who was serving a life term for the 1973 robbery and murder of a grocer, was caught Monday following a two-hour chase that one officer likened to a deer chase.
One grocer said he resumed selling the wine after he lost $850 in sales in a single day.
Although Ahold signed a letter of intent in June to work with Bramen Ostrava, the Dutch grocer is already finding their work cut out for them.
Fabian claims that Nix, who is serving a life sentence for killing a New Orleans grocer, was a party to the murder plot.
For the grocer, programmed labeling could cut labor costs.
In Scott, Ark., grocer Bill Cotham planned to feed 150 people whose homes were damaged or destroyed in tornadoes last week that killed six.
Meanwhile, RC Cola, for example, charged a supermarket about 80 cents for a two-liter bottle in some instances, but the grocer would sell it for about $1 retail.
Reid, a grocer in Kernersville, signed a will a month before he died leaving equal shares of his $68,000 estate to Mrs. Moore and his two sons.
Also on Friday, funerals were held for a British soldier IRA guerrillas killed last week in Belgium and for a Protestant grocer shot to death Wednesday in his Belfast store.
Mokhtar said about 10 Moslem extremists used heavy chains in the attack on the grocer and his wife, daughter and three sons, all of whom work in the shop together.
Fat-free beef will soon be offered on some routes, and the dairy is negotiating with an independent grocer to deliver all groceries, Marcus said.
Cleveland police shouted ethnic slurs at an Egyptian grocer and jailed him for a night after a minor dispute with youngsters in his neighborhood.
John Major, a high school dropout who took over Tuesday as Britain's foreign secretary, personifies the transformation of the political establishment wrought by grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher.
Here are the Gorbals Die-Hards born again, with their patron, the retired and romantic Glaswegian grocer: Huntingtower, Castle Gay and The House of the Four Winds in one volume.
A Delchamps spokesman said the newly adopted shareholder rights plan would be triggered by an unsolicited acquisition of 15% of the grocer's stock.
It demolished a room and the balcony that fell on us in the ground floor," said Geraier Kafranbashian, a grocer in west Beirut's Zokak Blatt district.
The conflict is not unique to this city _ some blacks in the Flatbush area of New York are boycotting two Korean grocers because a black woman said she was beaten by a grocer _ but even by Chicago standards, the bitterness has reached a new low.
Let me tell you, if you hadn't got a spine which was strong and firm, and a will which was strong and firm, we would never have got through." The daughter of a small-town grocer, Thatcher married and had twins while studying to become a lawyer.
"It hurt us a lot," says Paul LeBlanc, a local grocer and chairman of this year's Jambalaya Festival.
"The government began with dole of money, grains and milk," said Shankarlal Shrivastava, a grocer.
Its president, Dan Kourkoumelis, is said to don a grocer's smock and do some real work now and then.
The Labor Party lauded the grocer's daughter, but didn't hide its glee.
Mr Gerald Hamilton, managing director of Fortnum & Mason - sometimes known as the 'Queen's grocer' - says the warrant 'is still seen to be an accolade.
His appointment underlined the transformation of the Conservative Party hierarchy _ once the preserve of the British upper classes _ since Mrs. Thatcher, a grocer's daughter, took over.
Because we're the ones who get caught in between." Robert Carlyle Byrd, former butcher, grocer and shipyard welder, quietly relinquishes one of the most powerful elective offices in the nation this week.
Ice cream and yogurt retailers are feeling hot competition from the grocer's freezer, sometimes from their own parent companies.
This is the new Britain _ the Britain for the 1990s." Appropriately enough, the grocer's daughter who leads the Conservative Party made her remarks during the first House of Commons session to be televised.
Mrs. Thatcher, a grocer's daughter, went to one of the state-subsidized "grammar schools," which lost their subsidies in 1976 and became either private or entirely state-financed.
Although analysts said Kroger managers might be pressured to accept Kohlberg's latest offer, the grocer last week began laying off employees as part of a restructuring plan designed to fend off the two unwanted suitors.
Margaret Thatcher is not the only grocer's daughter to disturb the old order.

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