chemist's
chemist's — 名詞
1. in British English, a shop that sells medicines, beauty products, and similar ev
藥妝店;藥房
英式英語中販售藥品與日用品的店
in British English, a shop that sells medicines, beauty products, and similar everyday items, often with a pharmacist on site
Sirin walked to the chemist's on the corner to pick up her cough syrup.
Sirin 走到街角的藥妝店買她的止咳糖漿。
go to the chemist's for medicine
Is there a chemist's near here that stays open after nine?
這附近有沒有營業到九點之後的藥房?
indefinite article with chemist's as countable shop
The Watanabe family stopped at the chemist's to buy sunscreen and bandages.
Watanabe 一家人到藥妝店買防曬乳和繃帶。
Antonia waited at the chemist's while the pharmacist prepared her prescription.
Antonia 在藥房等藥師為她調配處方藥。
Most chemist's shut early on Sundays in this town.
這個鎮上大部分的藥妝店週日都很早關門。
- pharmacy
more formal; used in both British and American English
- drugstore
American equivalent; often larger and also sells snacks, cosmetics, cards
- dispensary
formal; usually a clinic or hospital section that hands out medicine
文法句型
at the chemist's
go to the chemist's
用法筆記
British English only. American English uses 'drugstore' or 'pharmacy'. Often preceded by 'the' even when speaking generally ('go to the chemist's'). The apostrophe-s comes from the older phrase 'the chemist's shop'.