off-licence
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈoff-ˌlicence noun [countable] British English DFDSHOP/STOREa shop that sells wine, beer, and other alcoholic drinks, in bottles or cans 〔出售瓶装或罐装含酒精饮料的〕外卖酒店 SYN American English liquor store
Examples from the Corpus
off-licence• Licences normally take either of two forms: a full on-licence, or an off-licence.• An off-licence permits the sale of liquor for consumption off the premises.• Cook's Chenin Blanc sells at around £3.79 a bottle from Tesco and leading off-licences.• Meanwhile, two men involved in the uproar surrounding the Chancellor's visit to a west London off-licence have been suspended.• Hit hardest in Lurgan are businesses which open late such as pubs, off-licences and fast food bars.• I get to my studio at about 7.30am and the off-licence opens at 8am.• Fog or no fog, she would have to go out as soon as the off-licence opened to replenish her stock.• Threshers have different names for their off-licences.ˈoff-ˌlicence nounChineseSyllable
sells beer, that a Corpus shop drinks, alcoholic wine, and other
off-licence
ˈoff-ˌlicence
noun [countable] British English
a shop that sells wine, beer, and other alcoholic drinks, in bottles or cans
SYN liquor store American English
ˈoff-ˌlicence
noun [countable] British Englisha shop that sells wine, beer, and other alcoholic drinks, in bottles or cans
SYN liquor store American English