English
Etymology
butcher + shop
Noun
butchershop (plural butchershops)
- A butcher's shop; a store that sells meat.
Usage notes
This is non-standard in the UK, where the term "butcher's shop" is preferred.
Translations
a butcher's shop
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 肉舖／肉铺 (zh) (ròupù), 肉铺 (zh) (ròupù)
- Dutch: slagerij (nl), slagerij (nl) m or f
- Esperanto: buĉejo, viandvendejo
- Finnish: lihakauppa (fi)
- French: boucherie (fr) f
- Galician: carnicería (gl) f
- German: Fleischerei (de) f, Metzgerei (de) f
- Hebrew: אִטְלִיז (he) m (itliz)
- Irish: siopa búistéara m
- Italian: macelleria (it) f, beccheria f, carnezzeria f
- Japanese: 肉屋 (ja) (にくや, nikuya)
- Latin: laniēna f
- Luxembourgish: Metzlerei f
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- Macedonian: меса́рница f (mesárnica)
- Norman: bouochel'lie f (Jersey)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: slakterbutikk m
- Nynorsk: slaktarbutikk m
- Portuguese: matadouro (pt), talho (pt) m, açougue (pt) m
- Romanian: măcelărie (ro) f
- Russian: мясна́я ла́вка f (mjasnája lávka)
- Sicilian: ghianca (scn) f, vuccirìa (scn) f
- Spanish: carnicería (es) f
- Turkish: kasap dükkanı
- Venetian: becarìa f
- Volapük: miticöpöp
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