barber's
barber's — noun
- barber'ssingular
- barber'sesplural
1. the shop a barber uses to cut and trim customers' hair.
the shop a barber uses to cut and trim customers' hair.
Kabir stopped at the barber's for a quick trim before work.
stop at the barber's for a haircut
Antonia waited outside the barber's while her dad got his hair cut.
The barber's near the station opens early every weekday morning.
After football practice, Gabriel took his son to the barber's.
Christopher is at the barber's, so he'll be home after lunch.
- barbershop
the usual term in American English for the same kind of place
- hairdresser's
can include broader hair styling and is not limited to barber services
- salon
usually suggests a wider range of beauty treatments and a less traditional barber setting
文法句型
go to the barber's
be at the barber's
[place] barber's
用法筆記
Usually appears in phrases such as 'go to the barber's' or 'be at the barber's' when talking about visiting the shop. In American English, 'barbershop' is more common for the place itself.