Definition of Prisunic in English:

Prisunic

noun ˈpriːzjuːniːkˌpriːzjuːˈniːk

In France: one of a chain of shops in which inexpensive goods are sold.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in The Gettysburg Times. From French Prisunic from prix unique, lit. ‘single price’, with arbitrary respelling; so called because the goods in these shops were originally all sold at the same price.

Definition of Prisunic in US English:

Prisunic

noun

In France: one of a chain of shops in which inexpensive goods are sold.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in The Gettysburg Times. From French Prisunic from prix unique, lit. ‘single price’, with arbitrary respelling; so called because the goods in these shops were originally all sold at the same price.

词汇	Prisunic
释义	Definition of Prisunic in English: Prisunic noun ˈpriːzjuːniːkˌpriːzjuːˈniːk In France: one of a chain of shops in which inexpensive goods are sold. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in The Gettysburg Times. From French Prisunic from prix unique, lit. ‘single price’, with arbitrary respelling; so called because the goods in these shops were originally all sold at the same price. Definition of Prisunic in US English: Prisunic noun In France: one of a chain of shops in which inexpensive goods are sold. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in The Gettysburg Times. From French Prisunic from prix unique, lit. ‘single price’, with arbitrary respelling; so called because the goods in these shops were originally all sold at the same price.
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