window-shop

win·dow-shop

(wĭn′dō-shŏp′)

intr.v. win·dow-shopped, win·dow-shop·ping, win·dow-shops

To look at merchandise in store windows or showcases without making purchases.

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win′dow-shop′per n.

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window-shop

vb, -shops, -shopping or -shopped

(Commerce) (intr) to look at goods in shop windows without buying them

ˈwindow-ˌshopper n

ˈwindow-ˌshopping n

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win′dow-shop`

v.i. -shopped, -shop•ping.

to look at items in store windows without making any purchases.

win′dow-shop`per, n.

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window-shop

Past participle: window-shopped
Gerund: window-shopping

Imperative

window-shop

window-shop

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Thesaurus

Verb

1.

window-shop - examine the shop windows; shop with the eyes only browse, shop - shop around; not necessarily buying; "I don't need help, I'm just browsing"

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Translations

window-shop

[ˈwɪndəʊʃɒp] VI → ir a mirar escaparates

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