[
UK
/sˈeɪlsɹuːm/
]
NOUN
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an area where merchandise (such as cars) can be displayed
in Britain a showroom is called a salesroom
How To Use salesroom In A Sentence
- The buyers crowded into the salesroom.
- ‘Sargent hunger’ overtook the salesrooms; the pictures alone fetched [pound] 182,585, and the price records for Sargent's work and modern art in general were ‘wiped out.’
- Roger North noted that several of the paintings he bought at salesrooms were done ‘after a print,’ presumably a common practice at the time.
- There was so much furniture in the salesroom that it became impossible to fit any more in.
- Sanxin craft factory salesroom locate Guangzhou City International toys mainshop 18.
- Car salesrooms have started to cut the prices of new cars, although usually only after the customer has initiated the bargaining. Times, Sunday Times
- He once worked night shift as a security guard, then went straight to a day shift in a car salesroom and sold scrap metal on the side.
- My first proper job was working as a salesroom assistant in London. Times, Sunday Times
- Too much furniture had been crowded into the salesroom.
- In 1879 his trade had so largely increased that he was compelled to enlarge his buildings to double their former capacity, giving them now a floorage capacity of 14,000 feet of salesroom, with a basement of the same size. A Sketch of the Tobacco Interests In North Carolina. Being an Account of the Culture, Handling and Manufacture of the Staple; Together with Some Information Respecting the Principal Farmers, Manufacturing Establishments and Warehouses; with Statistics Exh