Bookshop chain: meaning, definitions and examples
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bookshop chain
[ ˈbʊkʃɒp tʃeɪn ]
retail
A bookshop chain refers to a group of bookstores owned by the same company and operating under the same brand. These chains often have multiple locations in different cities or countries, offering a wide selection of books and sometimes other related products.
Synonyms
bookstore chain, bookstore franchise
Examples of usage
- The bookshop chain has outlets in major cities across the country.
- I prefer shopping at a bookshop chain because of the variety they offer.
Translations
Translations of the word "bookshop chain" in other languages:
🇵🇹 rede de livrarias
🇮🇳 पुस्तकालय श्रृंखला
🇩🇪 Buchhandelsketten
🇮🇩 rantai toko buku
🇺🇦 мережа книгарень
🇵🇱 sieć księgarni
🇯🇵 書店チェーン
🇫🇷 chaîne de librairies
🇪🇸 cadena de librerías
🇹🇷 kitapçı zinciri
🇰🇷 서점 체인
🇸🇦 سلسلة مكتبات
🇨🇿 řetězec knihkupectví
🇸🇰 reťazec kníhkupectiev
🇨🇳 书店连锁
🇸🇮 veriga knjigarn
🇮🇸 bókaverslunarkeðja
🇰🇿 кітап дүкендері желісі
🇬🇪 წიგნების მაღაზიების ქსელი
🇦🇿 kitab mağazası zənciri
🇲🇽 cadena de librerías
Word origin
The concept of bookshop chains dates back to the 19th century when bookselling evolved into a more commercialized industry. The rise of literacy rates and the increased demand for books led to the establishment of chain bookstores to cater to a wider audience. Over the years, bookshop chains have become an integral part of the retail landscape, providing customers with convenience and a diverse range of reading materials.