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noun · B1Garden Centre
GAHDN-sent-uh/ˈɡɑːdn ˌsentə/
A garden centre (id: garden-centre) is a large shop that sells plants, pots, and garden tools (UK). A florist is smaller and often high-street; a park is not a shop. Trips: the garden-centre visit still needs the EVOLVE form; a florist is not the same outing.
Meaning
A large shop that sells plants, pots, and garden tools (UK).
Examples
- “The garden-centre trip still needs the EVOLVE form; a high-street florist is not the same visit.”
- “A garden-centre café is not the free-school-meal till; packed lunches stay on the coach unless the form says otherwise.”
Good to know
a garden centre (UK). Contrast: a florist / a park. Trips / high street. Countable centres. Mix-up: a centre in school can mean a sixth-form centre; this is the plant shop.
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