haberdashery
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hab·er·dash·er·y /ˈhæbədæʃəri $ -bər-/ noun (plural haberdasheries) 1. [countable] British EnglishSHOP/STOREDCC a shop or part of a large store where things used for making clothes are sold 缝纫用品店[部]2. [countable] American English old-fashionedSHOP/STOREDCC a shop or part of a large store where men’s clothes, especially hats, are sold 男士服饰用品〔尤指帽子〕店[部]3. [uncountable]DCC the goods sold in these shops 缝纫用品；男士服饰用品
Examples from the Corpus
haberdashery• What did one purchase at a haberdashery?• More than anything, Jasper demanded comfort in haberdashery.• The shop displays a range of ready made designer knitwear, machine accessories, motifs, haberdashery and so on.• It is also seductive - the achingly boring days in the Co-operative were suddenly spiced by the conspiring behind the haberdashery counter.• The haberdashery counter could have been a useful enough base for his operations.hab·er·dash·er·y nounChineseSyllable
things part where or a large a shop of store Corpus
haberdashery
hab‧er‧dash‧er‧y /ˈhæbədæʃəri $ -bər-/
noun (plural haberdasheries)
1. [countable] British English a shop or part of a large store where things used for making clothes are sold
2. [countable] American English old-fashioned a shop or part of a large store where men’s clothes, especially hats, are sold
3. [uncountable] the goods sold in these shops
hab‧er‧dash‧er‧y /ˈhæbədæʃəri $ -bər-/
noun (plural haberdasheries)1. [countable] British English a shop or part of a large store where things used for making clothes are sold
2. [countable] American English old-fashioned a shop or part of a large store where men’s clothes, especially hats, are sold
3. [uncountable] the goods sold in these shops