stores;
stored;
storing
stores;
stored;
storing
Britannica Dictionary definition of STORE
[+ object]
1
a
:
to put (something that is not being used) in a place where it is available, where it can be kept safely, etc.
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I stored my furniture until I found a new apartment.
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She stores her jewels in a safe.
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The wine should be stored at room temperature.
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often + away
b
:
to collect and put (something) into one location for future use
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often + up
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The squirrels are storing up nuts for the winter.
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Plants store up the sun's energy.
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(Brit) If you get yourself into debt, you're only storing up trouble/problems for the future.
2
:
to place (information) in a person's memory or a computer's memory
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often + away
2
store
/ˈstoɚ/
noun
plural
stores
plural
stores
Britannica Dictionary definition of STORE
1
[count]
b
:
a large building in which something is kept for future use
2
[count]
:
a large amount or supply of something that is kept for future use
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often + of
3
stores
[plural]
:
things that are collected and kept for future use
4
[noncount]
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used to say that something is regarded as having a lot of value or importance
in store
:
in a state of being ready or prepared to happen or be done
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used to talk about what will happen to someone in the future
mind the store
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see 2mind