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Play the shopping slang level, then come back here.

Play Shopping Slang

Rain check and 4 more American shopping phrases, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

A happy woman holds up a big winter coat with a small price tag in a clothing store. A shop worker behind the counter looks surprised at the low price.

What does “A steal” mean?

“A steal” means something you buy for a very low price.

Example: This coat was only twenty dollars. It was a steal!

Emoji clue: villain, price tag

A man holds a small paper ticket and shakes hands with a woman outside a shop door. Rain falls from a gray cloud above and a closed umbrella hangs on his arm.

What does “Rain check” mean?

“Rain check” means a promise to do something another day.

Example: I am busy tonight. I will take a rain check.

Emoji clue: rain cloud, check mark

A frustrated man in a cafe holds a long receipt and a tiny cup of coffee. The cashier smiles and the long receipt is torn at one end.

What does “Rip-off” mean?

“Rip-off” means something that costs too much.

Example: Ten dollars for a small coffee is a rip-off.

Emoji clue: receipt, scissors

A mechanic in overalls leans over a car engine and holds up three fingers to a customer. A small baseball stadium is drawn on his notepad.

What does “Ballpark figure” mean?

“Ballpark figure” means a rough number, not an exact one.

Example: Can you give me a ballpark figure for the repair?

Emoji clue: baseball, stadium, numbers

A smiling couple sits at a fancy restaurant table with a big meal. The woman holds out a credit card and coins splash like water from the table.

What does “Splurge” mean?

“Splurge” means to spend more money than usual on something nice.

Example: We decided to splurge on a nice dinner.

Emoji clue: splash, credit card

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