Collocation
store clerk
A person whose job is to serve customers in a shop or store, or to perform general administrative duties within a retail environment.
Definition
'store clerk' is a common English collocation. A person whose job is to serve customers in a shop or store, or to perform general administrative duties within a retail environment.
store + clerk
“The store clerk helped me find the right size shirt.”
Examples
- I asked the store clerk where I could find the milk.
- The friendly store clerk quickly processed my return.
- She works as a store clerk at the local bookstore on weekends.
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- Before becoming a manager, he started his career as a store clerk.
- A helpful store clerk guided them to the electronics section.
- The store clerk patiently explained the new loyalty program to the customer.
- During the busy holiday season, the store clerks often work extra hours.
- The store clerk noticed the mistake on the price tag and corrected it immediately.
- Many essential workers, such as store clerks, played a vital role during the pandemic.
- He was promoted from a store clerk to a department supervisor within a year.
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