shopkeeper
দোকানদার
definition
noun
When we walk into a shop we get sneered at by the shopkeeper and we are not left to walk about the shop freely.
the owner and manager of a shop.
translation of 'shopkeeper '
দোকানদার
noun
দোকানদার,
আপণিক,
পসারী,
বানিয়া,
দোকানী
example
He picked up an item from the shop and agreed to pay its price to the 'shopkeeper' .
I dashed into a shop and told the 'shopkeeper' that I had to use his phone urgently.
The girl's terrified screams alerted a 'shopkeeper' and his friend who managed to kick the animals away.
One day, he noticed a small boy who ran into the shop, handed some flowers to the 'shopkeeper' , and asked for a meal.
When we walk into a shop we get sneered at by the 'shopkeeper' and we are not left to walk about the shop freely.
Bolton 'shopkeepers' and businesses have spent a lot of time and money to encourage visitors to their town.
The most common commercial activities are in construction, tourism, transportation, and small-scale 'shopkeeping' .
They were all 'shopkeepers' , tradesmen, workers, and such, not leading men of Boston.
They are asking the public and 'shopkeepers' to be aware of people trying to change large numbers of coins into notes.
Redmonds shop of Oola closed last Friday, as Joan and Joe Redmond have retired from 'shopkeeping' .
Manufacturers, 'shopkeepers' , and vendors rounded up their prices to an even number.
Why were the Indian 'shopkeepers' driven out when now there are no shops at all?
The 'shopkeepers' were not just dealers but they were collectors of good books.
Meanwhile, 'shopkeepers' , market stall holders and restaurateurs are losing money.
By 1845 the economic prospects for South Australia and Hay had improved enough for him to start 'shopkeeping' again.
For Derek 'shopkeeping' is in his family's blood, with grandparents, uncles, aunties and nieces all running shops.
Other traders and the 'shopkeepers' whose overheads are very high can tell similar stories.
During the day, 'shopkeepers' and businesses hang their laundry out to dry in the parking spaces.
You see, in most other parts of the country, 'shopkeepers' install bells on the doors of their shops.
In the meantime, as part of a protest, 'shopkeepers' could refuse to pay their business rates.
The dance critics may be undecided, but the hoteliers and 'shopkeepers' of the capital salute her.
Women also frequently work in family businesses as 'shopkeepers' and seamstresses.
The procession is a boon for 'shopkeepers' in the area, especially restaurateurs.
The debt was of a ‘considerable amount,’ according to Waln, and it ended Elijah's 'shopkeeping' .
Plans to lease five rooms in the old town hall to traders have drawn fierce reaction from 'shopkeepers' .
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