hypermarket

hy·per·mar·ket

Chiefly Brit. a very large retail store offering the products of a supermarket and the merchandise of a department store

Origin of hypermarket

translated, translation of French hypermarché, formed after supermarché, supermarket: see hyper- and market

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hypermarket

noun

A very large commercial establishment that is a combination of a department store and a supermarket.

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Noun

(plural hypermarkets)

a combination of department store and supermarket

Origin

From hyper- +‎ market, translating French hypermarché.

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