big box store
[/bɪɡ bɑːks stɔːr/]
nounpl: big box stores
loja de grande formato
1. A large retail store, typically a warehouse-style establishment, that sells a wide variety of merchandise at discounted prices
Walmart and Target are popular big box stores in the United States.
Walmart e Target são lojas de grande formato populares nos Estados Unidos.
2. A retail establishment characterized by a large physical footprint, high volume sales, and self-service shopping model
The new big box store in our neighborhood offers competitive prices on household items.
A nova loja de grande formato em nosso bairro oferece preços competitivos em artigos para casa.
Big box stores represent a significant aspect of American consumer culture and retail dominance, known for low prices and vast product selection. In Brazil, the equivalent concept has grown with stores like Carrefour, Pão de Açúcar, and Walmart, though traditional shopping habits and local commerce remain important. The term reflects the shift toward large-scale retail consolidation in both countries.
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