English to Maori Meaning of greengrocer - greengrocer

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Definitions of greengrocer in English
Noun(1) a grocer who sells fresh fruits and vegetables
Examples of greengrocer in English
(1) I also go to the farmer's market that's started nearby, but then the greengrocer pointed out to me that it's damaging his business.(2) I'm amazed at how little it has changed. There is still a deli at No 31 and a greengrocer 's next door.(3) East Greenwich is desperately in need of a proper greengrocers within a few minutes walk.(4) It is currently working with a small Newquay grower to source greengrocery , going as far as to work out specific varieties of produce to be grown throughout the year especially for its menu.(5) I just hope that supermarkets do not put all butchers and greengrocers out of business, as I personally hate supermarkets.(6) The market in Witney includes everything from coats and shoes to toys and discounted greengrocery .(7) The local butchers and greengrocers look great, but I never once saw the word ‘organic’ on anything.(8) Ironically, though, if a greengrocery is placed opposite a supermarket it is more likely to thrive.(9) What is available in the city centre is something that most supermarkets can't provide: the personal service that a market like the Oastler Centre can offer to those wanting to buy meat, fish and greengroceries .(10) The Lewis family opened its first shop, a greengrocery , in Holloway Road, north London, in 1945.
Related Phrases of greengrocer
(1) greengrocer ::
greengrocer
(2) green ::
matomato
(3) grocer ::
grocer
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