Definition of drugstore in English:

drugstore

noun ˈdrʌɡstɔːˈdrəɡstɔr

North American

A pharmacy which also sells toiletries and other articles.
〈北美〉（兼售化妆品等的）药房，药品杂货店
British term chemist
Example sentencesExamples
- Big drugstores sell over 200 types of antibiotics which account for 15 per cent of all the medicines sold and 20 per cent of sales.
- ‘Thigh creams’ commonly sold in drugstores often don't make the grade.
- Hearing protection devices, like earplugs, earmuffs and canal caps, are sold in drugstores and hardware stores.
- Here's a sampling of some of the newest products you'll find on the shelves of supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchandisers.
- Are these sorts of masks commonly sold in drugstores?
- My plan was to go to the local drugstores, gas stations or supermarkets to try and find a job.
- We stopped at one unoccupied corner near the gate, in front of a drugstore, with the two boys shielding me from view.
- We note when ingredients can also be bought in conventional groceries and drugstores.
- Virtually all pharmacies, including neighborhood drugstores, sell medication in whatever quantity a physician prescribes.
- Local hospitals and drugstores selling traditional Chinese medicines are pleased to see people spend their money lavishly on the expensive paste.
- I find that supermarkets are cheaper than drugstores, and drugstores are cheaper than convenience stores.
- The device is sold at drugstores, including CVS and Costco.
- For most of the century, opium, morphine, and cocaine were legally and cheaply available without a prescription at drugstores and grocery stores and through the mail.
- During your showers or baths this week, gently scrub your skin with a wet loofah, a natural sponge available at drugstores and natural food stores.
- The next day she would secretly buy herself a hand mirror from the drugstore on the corner.
- My supermarkets and my drugstores do not carry them.
- For much of the century, comics had traditionally been sold in drugstores and news-stands.
- Wouldn't you rather have her issue arrive in your mailbox as opposed to loafing around bodegas and drugstores for hours until you build up the courage to buy it?
- Coca-Cola, originally invented by a pharmacist, it was sold in a drugstore for five cents a glass.
- Walgreens' strategy is to create ‘the best, most convenient drugstores, with high customer profit per visit,’ Collins says.

Definition of drugstore in US English:

drugstore

nounˈdrəɡstôrˈdrəɡstɔr

North American

A pharmacy which also sells toiletries and other articles.
〈北美〉（兼售化妆品等的）药房，药品杂货店
British term chemist
Example sentencesExamples
- My plan was to go to the local drugstores, gas stations or supermarkets to try and find a job.
- Coca-Cola, originally invented by a pharmacist, it was sold in a drugstore for five cents a glass.
- ‘Thigh creams’ commonly sold in drugstores often don't make the grade.
- During your showers or baths this week, gently scrub your skin with a wet loofah, a natural sponge available at drugstores and natural food stores.
- The next day she would secretly buy herself a hand mirror from the drugstore on the corner.
- For most of the century, opium, morphine, and cocaine were legally and cheaply available without a prescription at drugstores and grocery stores and through the mail.
- Here's a sampling of some of the newest products you'll find on the shelves of supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchandisers.
- Local hospitals and drugstores selling traditional Chinese medicines are pleased to see people spend their money lavishly on the expensive paste.
- I find that supermarkets are cheaper than drugstores, and drugstores are cheaper than convenience stores.
- Hearing protection devices, like earplugs, earmuffs and canal caps, are sold in drugstores and hardware stores.
- We stopped at one unoccupied corner near the gate, in front of a drugstore, with the two boys shielding me from view.
- Wouldn't you rather have her issue arrive in your mailbox as opposed to loafing around bodegas and drugstores for hours until you build up the courage to buy it?
- For much of the century, comics had traditionally been sold in drugstores and news-stands.
- The device is sold at drugstores, including CVS and Costco.
- Virtually all pharmacies, including neighborhood drugstores, sell medication in whatever quantity a physician prescribes.
- We note when ingredients can also be bought in conventional groceries and drugstores.
- Big drugstores sell over 200 types of antibiotics which account for 15 per cent of all the medicines sold and 20 per cent of sales.
- Are these sorts of masks commonly sold in drugstores?
- Walgreens' strategy is to create ‘the best, most convenient drugstores, with high customer profit per visit,’ Collins says.
- My supermarkets and my drugstores do not carry them.

单词	drugstore
释义	Definition of drugstore in English: drugstore noun ˈdrʌɡstɔːˈdrəɡstɔr North American A pharmacy which also sells toiletries and other articles. 〈北美〉（兼售化妆品等的）药房，药品杂货店 British term chemist Example sentencesExamples Big drugstores sell over 200 types of antibiotics which account for 15 per cent of all the medicines sold and 20 per cent of sales. ‘Thigh creams’ commonly sold in drugstores often don't make the grade. Hearing protection devices, like earplugs, earmuffs and canal caps, are sold in drugstores and hardware stores. Here's a sampling of some of the newest products you'll find on the shelves of supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchandisers. Are these sorts of masks commonly sold in drugstores? My plan was to go to the local drugstores, gas stations or supermarkets to try and find a job. We stopped at one unoccupied corner near the gate, in front of a drugstore, with the two boys shielding me from view. We note when ingredients can also be bought in conventional groceries and drugstores. Virtually all pharmacies, including neighborhood drugstores, sell medication in whatever quantity a physician prescribes. Local hospitals and drugstores selling traditional Chinese medicines are pleased to see people spend their money lavishly on the expensive paste. I find that supermarkets are cheaper than drugstores, and drugstores are cheaper than convenience stores. The device is sold at drugstores, including CVS and Costco. For most of the century, opium, morphine, and cocaine were legally and cheaply available without a prescription at drugstores and grocery stores and through the mail. During your showers or baths this week, gently scrub your skin with a wet loofah, a natural sponge available at drugstores and natural food stores. The next day she would secretly buy herself a hand mirror from the drugstore on the corner. My supermarkets and my drugstores do not carry them. For much of the century, comics had traditionally been sold in drugstores and news-stands. Wouldn't you rather have her issue arrive in your mailbox as opposed to loafing around bodegas and drugstores for hours until you build up the courage to buy it? Coca-Cola, originally invented by a pharmacist, it was sold in a drugstore for five cents a glass. Walgreens' strategy is to create ‘the best, most convenient drugstores, with high customer profit per visit,’ Collins says. Definition of drugstore in US English: drugstore nounˈdrəɡstôrˈdrəɡstɔr North American A pharmacy which also sells toiletries and other articles. 〈北美〉（兼售化妆品等的）药房，药品杂货店 British term chemist Example sentencesExamples My plan was to go to the local drugstores, gas stations or supermarkets to try and find a job. Coca-Cola, originally invented by a pharmacist, it was sold in a drugstore for five cents a glass. ‘Thigh creams’ commonly sold in drugstores often don't make the grade. During your showers or baths this week, gently scrub your skin with a wet loofah, a natural sponge available at drugstores and natural food stores. The next day she would secretly buy herself a hand mirror from the drugstore on the corner. For most of the century, opium, morphine, and cocaine were legally and cheaply available without a prescription at drugstores and grocery stores and through the mail. Here's a sampling of some of the newest products you'll find on the shelves of supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchandisers. Local hospitals and drugstores selling traditional Chinese medicines are pleased to see people spend their money lavishly on the expensive paste. I find that supermarkets are cheaper than drugstores, and drugstores are cheaper than convenience stores. Hearing protection devices, like earplugs, earmuffs and canal caps, are sold in drugstores and hardware stores. We stopped at one unoccupied corner near the gate, in front of a drugstore, with the two boys shielding me from view. Wouldn't you rather have her issue arrive in your mailbox as opposed to loafing around bodegas and drugstores for hours until you build up the courage to buy it? For much of the century, comics had traditionally been sold in drugstores and news-stands. The device is sold at drugstores, including CVS and Costco. Virtually all pharmacies, including neighborhood drugstores, sell medication in whatever quantity a physician prescribes. We note when ingredients can also be bought in conventional groceries and drugstores. Big drugstores sell over 200 types of antibiotics which account for 15 per cent of all the medicines sold and 20 per cent of sales. Are these sorts of masks commonly sold in drugstores? Walgreens' strategy is to create ‘the best, most convenient drugstores, with high customer profit per visit,’ Collins says. My supermarkets and my drugstores do not carry them.
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