e-shopping

Ben ikinci el kitapçılarda ve ikinci el giyim dükkanlarında alışveriş yapmayı severim. - I like shopping in used-book stores and in used-clothing shops.

Dün alışveriş yapmaya gitmedi, değil mi? - She didn't go shopping yesterday, did she?

shopping bag

alışveriş torbası

shopping facilities

go window-shopping

{f} alışveriş yap

Nancy yolda biraz alışveriş yaptı. - Nancy did some shopping on the way.

Ben ikinci el kitapçılarda ve ikinci el giyim dükkanlarında alışveriş yapmayı severim. - I like shopping in used-book stores and in used-clothing shops.

Tom alışveriş listesindeki her şeyi satın aldı. - Tom bought everything on his shopping list.

Tom annesinin ona verdiği alışveriş listesini kaybetti ve sadece yemek istediği şeyleri aldı. - Tom lost the shopping list his mother had given him and just bought things he wanted to eat.

shopping mall

trafiğe kapalı alışveriş merkezi

went shopping

alış verişe çık

would you like to go shopping

alışverişe gitmek ister misiniz

Shopping Station

Alışveriş İstasyonu

a shopping basket

Bir alışveriş sepeti

do shopping

Alışveriş yapmak

electronic components shopping center

elektronikçiler çarşısı

gone shopping

alış verişe cık

indoor shopping center

kapalı alışveriş merkezi

online shopping

İnternet üzerinden alışveriş

purchases, shopping

(deyim) Alışveriş çılgınlığı

Onlar bir otel ve bir alışveriş merkezi inşa etmek için ormanı kesmek istiyor. - They want to cut down the forest to build a hotel and a shopping mall.

Bugün alışveriş merkezine gittik. Çok sıkıldım. - Today we went to the shopping mall. I was very bored.

Tom ve Mary alışveriş çılgınlığına devam etti. - Tom and Mary went on a shopping spree.

Leyla alışveriş çılgınlığına gitti. - Layla went on a shopping spree.

to do the shopping

{f} vitrinlere bak: prep.vitrinlere bakmak

window shopping

(fiil)trinlere bakma

window shopping

Alışveriş yapmadan sadece vitrinlere bakma

can we do some shopping in the airport

havaalanında alışveriş yapabilir miyiz

do one's shopping

yetkili alışveriş mahkemesi

go on a shopping spree

alışveriş çılgınlığı yapmak

go on a shopping spree

çılgınca para harcamak

go window shopping

(fiil)trinlere bakmak

go window shopping

international shopping

(Ticaret) uluslararası alım

let's go shopping

hadi alışverişe gidelim

shopping

shopping list alışveriş listesi

shopping

shopping center alışveriş merkezi

shopping

{i} pazara çıkma

shopping

x ele ver/alışverişe çık

shopping

{i} (belirli şeylerin peşinde) çarşı pazar dolaşma

shopping

büyük çarşı

shopping

shopping district çarşı

{i} çarşıya çıkma

(Mimarlık) pasaj

shopping catalogs

(Bilgisayar) alışveriş katalogları

shopping district

underground shopping area

yeraltı alışveriş merkezi

where are the shopping baskets

alışveriş sepetleri nerede

where are the shopping carts

alışveriş arabaları nerede

where is the main shopping district

alışveriş bölgesi nerede

where is the shopping area

en yakın alışveriş merkezi nerede

window shopping

vitrinlere bakma

won't you go shopping with me

benimle alışverişe gitmek ister misiniz

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение e-shopping в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: electronic shopping; online shopping, shopping done through the Internet; shopping available through the Internet
comparison shopping: The act of comparing prices of something in advance before shopping for the best bargain
comparison-shopping: Attributive form of comparison shopping
comparison-shopping job.
forum shopping: : Attempting to file a lawsuit so that it will be heard by the court most favorable to the party filing the suit
forum shopping: : Attempting to have a lawsuit already filed moved to a different forum in order to gain a more favorable outcome
home shopping: the purchase of goods from home, either via cable TV or the Internet
sex and shopping: a genre of popular fiction in which characters with an affluent lifestyle have frequent explicit sexual encounters
shopping: Present participle of shop
shopping: The things bought
I carried three heavy bags of shopping up the stairs.
shopping: The activity of buying material items, usually from a retail outlet
On Saturdays we usually do the shopping.
shopping agent: shopping bot
shopping bag: A strong paper bag with string handles, often with a brand logo on the side, given away with a purchase
shopping bag: A bag, made of fabric or strong plastic and having strong handles, used to put purchases in
shopping basket: A basket to put groceries and other merchandise while shopping
shopping baskets: plural form of shopping basket
shopping bot: a bot that searches the Internet for the best price of some retail product
shopping bots: plural form of shopping bot
shopping cart: a conveyance used to carry groceries and other items, while shopping in a store
shopping carts: plural form of shopping cart
shopping center: A shopping mall
shopping centers: plural form of shopping center
shopping centre: An area, either enclosed or unenclosed, hosting multiple retail establishments
shopping centre: A large retail outlet
shopping centres: plural form of shopping centre
shopping list: A list of related items
shopping list: A list, written on e.g. a piece of paper, of items that need to be bought
shopping lists: plural form of shopping list
shopping mall: shopping centre
shopping malls: plural form of shopping mall
shopping precinct: shopping mall; shopping centre
shopping trolley: shopping cart
shopping-cart: Attributive form of shopping cart
shopping-cart rattle.
window-shopping: The browsing of shop windows without any intention of buying
window shopping: If you do some window shopping, you spend time looking at the goods in the windows of shops without intending to buy anything
window-shopping: the activity of looking at goods in shop windows without intending to buy them
mystery shopping: Mystery shopping is a tool used by market research companies to measure quality of retail service. These companies send mystery shoppers to 'act' as shoppers in return for some combination of cash, store credit, purchase discounts, or reimbursement for the goods or services purchased. Instructions to mystery shoppers can include a script of behavior, questions to ask, complaints to give, purchases to make, and measures to record, such as time it takes to receive attention from an employee or receive a service, or the responses given to questions
shopping craze: (deyim) Going crazy about buying
did the shopping: bought groceries
electronic shopping: {i} e-shopping, online shopping, shopping done through the Internet; shopping available through the Internet
go shopping: go out and shop (usually for clothes or food)
home shopping: Home shopping is shopping that people do by ordering goods from their homes, using catalogues, television channels, or computers. America's most successful home-shopping channel
online shopping: e-shopping, electronic shopping; shopping done through the Internet; shopping available through the Internet
shopping: The activity of buying food, clothes, and other household needs at the local shops
shopping: {s} pertaining to shopping, pertaining to the act of buying merchandise at retail stores
shopping: When you do the shopping, you go to shops and buy things. I'll do the shopping this afternoon. see also window shopping
shopping: searching for or buying goods or services; "went shopping for a reliable plumber"; "does her shopping at the mall rather than down town
shopping: Your shopping is the things that you have bought from shops, especially food. We put the shopping away
shopping: {i} act of visiting stores and buying merchandise
shopping bag: special bag used to put in commodities
shopping bag: a large bag that you use to carry things which you have bought
shopping bag: a paper bag made of strong paper (often with handles); carries goods while shopping
shopping bag lady: homeless woman, woman who lives on the streets and keeps her possessions in shopping bags, female beggar
shopping basket: a handbasket to carry goods while shopping
shopping basket: a basket that you use to put things in as you walk around a shop
shopping cart: A container for all the items selected in the current session of I-Procurement A shopping cart can be saved and returned to later
shopping cart: A shopping cart is the same as a shopping trolley
shopping cart: A list of items a customer wants to purchase from an online storefront Shopping cart software allows customers on an electronic commerce Web site to select items they wish to purchase and store them in their virtual shopping cart Customers can view, add, or delete items in their shopping cart before making their electronic purchase
shopping cart: A metaphor for a piece of software that acts as an online store's catalog and ordering process Typically, a shopping cart is the graphical interface linking a company's e-commerce site with its deeper infrastructure Consumers can select merchandise; review what they have selected; modify their selections; and ultimately purchase the merchandise Shopping carts can be sold as independent pieces of software so companies can integrate them into their own unique online solution, or they can may be integrated into a complete merchant application
shopping cart: Computer software used to create and automate online order processing for e-commerce websites It allows Internet shoppers to browse online catalogs, mark items for purchase, edit orders, collect payment information, and finalize the sale (See also E-Commerce)
shopping cart: A feature of on line stores that allows a consumer to select items for purchase The consumer can review the items placed into the shopping cart prior to finalizing the purchase Often, the shopping cart can "hold" items for the customer between visits to the on line store
shopping cart: a handcart that holds groceries while shopping
shopping cart: - the order-processing component of WebCommerce A shopper uses the Shopping Cart to select and temporarily store which products he wishes to purchase while browsing through a merchants store
shopping cart: push cart in which one places items to be purchased
shopping cart: is a piece of software that operates on an online storefront The "shopping cart" keeps track of all the items that a buyer wants to purchase, allowing the shopper to pay for the whole order at once
shopping cart: A Shopping Cart program allows you to implement your own on-line storefront The shopping cart keeps track of what visitors have ordered and allows them to add or remove items from a 'virtual shopping cart' When a visitor decides to check-out, the order information including the buyer's name, address and billing instruction is e-mailed to the site webmaster and a receipt is sent to the shopper Our unix Plan 2 and above include a pre-written Shopping Cart script that you can customize for your use A demonstration and extensive documentation are available For those of you who may be interested in a more comprehensive on-line commerce solution, Mercantec's SoftCart is available as an additional product Available with plans: Corporate, Commercial
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shopping cart: This is software added to your web site that will allow visitors to select items from your on-line catalog and add them to a "shopping cart" When they are finished shopping, they "check out" to complete the purchase On commerce sites, the customer would enter credit card information which would be securely processed Basic sites do not handle secure payment, so the customer could print the order form and fax it to you with payment information
shopping cart: A shopping cart is an online catalog that allows a shopper to add items to a virtual basket, or cart A running total is kept as the shopper adds and removes items from the cart
shopping cart: keeps track of what your customers have ordered on-line as they add and remove items from their virtual "shopping cart"
shopping cart: Ecommerce shopping carts manage your inventory and help visitors buy your products online, just like a shopper in a grocery store uses a cart to hold purchases while they continue shopping See our article on How to Choose Shopping Cart Software Read about our eStore Infront shopping cart and turnkey ecommerce solution
shopping cart: The 'shopping cart' or 'shopping basket' in a web store This virtual cart works in a similar way to a real one You 'load' it with products but the transaction is only processed once you reach the virtual 'checkout', an on-screen button confirming the order It is normally easy to remove items from the shopping cart prior to confirmation of the order
shopping cart: You know, the 4-wheeled buggy that always has the one wobbly wheel? Well, these days it's gone virtual It tracks all the things that shoppers wants to buy Shoppers can add merchandise to the shopping cart If they change their minds, items can be removed Then they head to the checkout counter This is where they review all the items in their carts and/or make changes
shopping cart: A kind of software which acts like an online catalog or virtual store Most shopping carts serve as a connection between a company's website and databases, enabling customers to select and purchase merchandise Back to Top
shopping cart: Keeps track of what your customers have ordered from your Internet store Customers add and remove items from their shopping cart, and tallies their order when they are ready to check out If the customer decides to submit the order, the program emails the order information to the address of your choice and sends a conformation to the customer
shopping cart: A software package that runs as part of a web site to collect and record purchasing decisions by a visitor Shopping cart programs are stored on web servers
shopping cart: A shopping cart is a piece of software that acts as an online store's catalog and ordering process Typically, a shopping cart is the interface between a company's Web site and its deeper infrastructure, allowing consumers to select merchandise; review what they have selected; make necessary modifications or additions; and purchase the merchandise Shopping carts can be sold as independent pieces of software so companies can integrate them into their own unique online solution, or they can be offered as a feature from a service that will create and host a company's e-commerce site
shopping cart: Shopping cart software acts as an online store's catalog and ordering process Typically, it allows consumers to browse the website; select items for purchase as they browse; review what they have selected; make necessary modifications or additions; and purchase the merchandise
shopping cart: A piece of software that operates on an online storefront The "shopping cart" keeps track of all the items that a buyer wants to purchase, allowing the shopper to pay for the whole order at once
shopping cart: A piece of software installed on an online vendor's web space used to produce a shopping system This generally means product pages, some sort of an online "basket" and a way for the customer to add, remove and modify product selections and to check out when they are done shopping
shopping center: A group of retail businesses planned, developed, owned, and managed as a unit
shopping center: A modern classification of retail stores, characterized by off-street parking and clusters of stores, subject to a uniform development plan, and usually with careful analysis given to the proper merchant mix
shopping center: mercantile establishment consisting of a carefully landscaped complex of shops representing leading merchandisers; usually includes restaurants and a convenient parking area; a modern version of the traditional marketplace; "a good plaza should have a movie house"; "they spent their weekends at the local malls"
shopping center: A type of retail space consisting of various stores and normally located on enough land to provide off-street parking
shopping center: mall, location in which there are many stores
shopping center: A group of stores and often restaurants and other businesses having a common parking lot
shopping centre: shop·ping cen·tre shopping centres in AM, use shopping center A shopping centre is a specially built area containing a lot of different shops. The new shopping centre was constructed at a cost of 1.1 million. shopping center a group of shops together in one area, often in one large building
shopping centre: mercantile establishment consisting of a carefully landscaped complex of shops representing leading merchandisers; usually includes restaurants and a convenient parking area; a modern version of the traditional marketplace; "a good plaza should have a movie house"; "they spent their weekends at the local malls"
shopping channel: A shopping channel is a television channel that broadcasts programmes showing products that you can phone the channel and buy
shopping district: area characterized by having a high many stores
shopping list: grocery list, itemization of the products that should be purchased
shopping list: a list of items to be purchased
shopping list: A shopping list is a list of the things that you want to buy when you go shopping, which you write on a piece of paper. a list of things you need to buy when you go shopping
shopping mall: location in which there are many stores, shopping center
shopping mall: A shopping mall is a specially built covered area containing shops and restaurants which people can walk between, and where cars are not allowed. mall a group of shops together in one large covered building. or shopping centre Collection of independent retail stores, services, and parking areas constructed and maintained by a management firm as a unit. It is a 20th-century adaptation of the historical marketplace. In the U.S., postwar migration from cities to suburbs and increased automobile use created a perceived need for centralized shopping facilities. The urban shopping arcade developed out of the need for shelter from the weather; Buffalo, N.Y., and Cleveland, Ohio, have charming trussed and glass-roofed examples. The next generation of shopping malls, the large regional centre sited in a vast sea of parking lots, bears little resemblance to its small, arcaded ancestors. Two of the world's largest malls are the West Edmonton Mall in Alberta, Canada, and the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn. In recent years large shopping malls have attempted to revive an arcadelike atmosphere, often featuring atriums and balconies
shopping mall: mercantile establishment consisting of a carefully landscaped complex of shops representing leading merchandisers; usually includes restaurants and a convenient parking area; a modern version of the traditional marketplace; "a good plaza should have a movie house"; "they spent their weekends at the local malls"
shopping precinct: an area in a town where there are a lot of shops and where cars are not allowed
shopping precinct: (British) shopping center, strip mall
shopping spree: walking around from store to store so as to purchase as much as possible
shopping trolley: A shopping trolley is a large metal basket on wheels which is provided by shops such as supermarkets for customers to use while they are in the shop
smart shopping: buying something under the best possible conditions, buying efficiently
went shopping: shopped, bought the needed products, shopped around for a while