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GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
A "brick-and-tar" store
Contrary to the so-called "virtual" stores that are built on the Internet,
a "brick-and-tar" store refers to a real, substantial store.
But I wonder if there's any other expression to indicate that meaning?
To be totally honest, "brick-and-tar" sounds relatively casual to me.
a "brick-and-tar" store refers to a real, substantial store.
But I wonder if there's any other expression to indicate that meaning?
To be totally honest, "brick-and-tar" sounds relatively casual to me.
Top answer
The usual phrase is brick-and-mortar stores. Does this sound better to you?
- The usual phrase is brick-and-mortar stores.
- Does this sound better to you?
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The usual phrase is brick-and-mortar stores. Does this sound better to you?
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Blue JayThe usual phrase is brick-and-mortar stores. Does this sound better to you?oh no, that was actually what I meant to say lol!
So sorry for the confusion!
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Brick-and-mortar business is a common phrase. I don't know of a more formal name.
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