Collocation
service counter
a counter or desk in a store or public place where customers go for help, returns, repairs, or information
Definition
'service counter' is a common English collocation. a counter or desk in a store or public place where customers go for help, returns, repairs, or information
service + counter
“If your printer is faulty, take it to the service counter for assistance.”
Examples
- Please take your receipt to the service counter to process the return.
- The service counter is next to the entrance on the left.
- I waited at the service counter for a staff member to help me.
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- You can pick up your repaired phone at the service counter after 3 p.m.
- The cashier directed me to the service counter for an exchange.
- There was a long line at the service counter because the system was down.
- Ask at the service counter if you need a replacement part.
- When the package arrived damaged, she reported it at the service counter immediately.
- The store issues warranty claims only through the service counter, not online.
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