Definition of store-bought in English:

store-bought

adjectiveˈstɔːbɔːtˈstɔ(ə)r ˌbɔt

North American informal

Bought ready-made from a shop; not home-made.
〈北美，非正式，旧〉商店里买的；现成的；非自制的
after eating this, there 's no way I'm eating store bought rice pudding
Example sentencesExamples
- She wasn't a snob about cooking everything from scratch though, she also had her store-bought delicacies.
- Regular homemade pudding may be used instead of store-bought pudding mix.
- Unfortunately, all the desserts taste store-bought.
- Limit hydrogenated oils or trans fat from foods such as stick margarine, store-bought cookies, and processed items such as crackers and fast-food fries.
- They were store-bought, the kind my mother would have scorned.
- Get rid of the bulky boxes the shoes came in, pop them into homemade or store-bought shoe bags, and line them up in neat rows inside the drawers.
- Follow your doctor's guidance and avoid giving your child store-bought medicines for vomiting or diarrhea unless your doctor recommends them.
- Eating limited amounts is OK, but it is better to stick to homemade or store-bought bakery goods made with poly- or monounsaturated oils and egg whites.
- Many fried foods - as well as store-bought snacks and desserts - are made with these fats, which add unwanted calories and are unhealthy by all accounts.
- Most candies, fried fast foods, and store-bought packaged cakes, cookies and crackers are packed with trans fats.
- It's not clear what sort of bread Di used, but odds are it was a store-bought loaf.
- Be cautious of eating raw store-bought cookie dough, though.
- It's meaningful in a way a store-bought gift can never be.
- Even though it was the easiest, mildest winter in years, the store-bought apples taste like they always do in spring - not quite perfectly crisp, a little too sweet.
- All the sandwiches come rolled in thin house-baked pita, in traditional Lebanese fashion, rather than stuffed in store-bought pockets.
- I have used the dreaded store-bought curry powder in cooking Indian food
- We decorated it with store-bought Easter candy.
- I was surprised to see that store-bought, ready-mixed formulas are usually cheaper than hand-mixed.
- There's nothing store-bought or manufactured about this display either.
- Homemade crackers are more pleasing than store-bought ones - and no more work to make than cookies.

Definition of store-bought in US English:

store-bought

adjectiveˈstɔ(ə)r ˌbɔt

North American informal

Bought ready-made from a store; not homemade.
〈北美，非正式，旧〉商店里买的；现成的；非自制的
after eating this, there 's no way I'm eating store bought rice pudding
Example sentencesExamples
- She wasn't a snob about cooking everything from scratch though, she also had her store-bought delicacies.
- Many fried foods - as well as store-bought snacks and desserts - are made with these fats, which add unwanted calories and are unhealthy by all accounts.
- Most candies, fried fast foods, and store-bought packaged cakes, cookies and crackers are packed with trans fats.
- I have used the dreaded store-bought curry powder in cooking Indian food
- I was surprised to see that store-bought, ready-mixed formulas are usually cheaper than hand-mixed.
- Homemade crackers are more pleasing than store-bought ones - and no more work to make than cookies.
- It's meaningful in a way a store-bought gift can never be.
- Eating limited amounts is OK, but it is better to stick to homemade or store-bought bakery goods made with poly- or monounsaturated oils and egg whites.
- Limit hydrogenated oils or trans fat from foods such as stick margarine, store-bought cookies, and processed items such as crackers and fast-food fries.
- We decorated it with store-bought Easter candy.
- There's nothing store-bought or manufactured about this display either.
- All the sandwiches come rolled in thin house-baked pita, in traditional Lebanese fashion, rather than stuffed in store-bought pockets.
- Even though it was the easiest, mildest winter in years, the store-bought apples taste like they always do in spring - not quite perfectly crisp, a little too sweet.
- It's not clear what sort of bread Di used, but odds are it was a store-bought loaf.
- Be cautious of eating raw store-bought cookie dough, though.
- They were store-bought, the kind my mother would have scorned.
- Unfortunately, all the desserts taste store-bought.
- Regular homemade pudding may be used instead of store-bought pudding mix.
- Get rid of the bulky boxes the shoes came in, pop them into homemade or store-bought shoe bags, and line them up in neat rows inside the drawers.
- Follow your doctor's guidance and avoid giving your child store-bought medicines for vomiting or diarrhea unless your doctor recommends them.

词汇	store-bought
释义	Definition of store-bought in English: store-bought adjectiveˈstɔːbɔːtˈstɔ(ə)r ˌbɔt North American informal Bought ready-made from a shop; not home-made. 〈北美，非正式，旧〉商店里买的；现成的；非自制的 after eating this, there 's no way I'm eating store bought rice pudding Example sentencesExamples She wasn't a snob about cooking everything from scratch though, she also had her store-bought delicacies. Regular homemade pudding may be used instead of store-bought pudding mix. Unfortunately, all the desserts taste store-bought. Limit hydrogenated oils or trans fat from foods such as stick margarine, store-bought cookies, and processed items such as crackers and fast-food fries. They were store-bought, the kind my mother would have scorned. Get rid of the bulky boxes the shoes came in, pop them into homemade or store-bought shoe bags, and line them up in neat rows inside the drawers. Follow your doctor's guidance and avoid giving your child store-bought medicines for vomiting or diarrhea unless your doctor recommends them. Eating limited amounts is OK, but it is better to stick to homemade or store-bought bakery goods made with poly- or monounsaturated oils and egg whites. Many fried foods - as well as store-bought snacks and desserts - are made with these fats, which add unwanted calories and are unhealthy by all accounts. Most candies, fried fast foods, and store-bought packaged cakes, cookies and crackers are packed with trans fats. It's not clear what sort of bread Di used, but odds are it was a store-bought loaf. Be cautious of eating raw store-bought cookie dough, though. It's meaningful in a way a store-bought gift can never be. Even though it was the easiest, mildest winter in years, the store-bought apples taste like they always do in spring - not quite perfectly crisp, a little too sweet. All the sandwiches come rolled in thin house-baked pita, in traditional Lebanese fashion, rather than stuffed in store-bought pockets. I have used the dreaded store-bought curry powder in cooking Indian food We decorated it with store-bought Easter candy. I was surprised to see that store-bought, ready-mixed formulas are usually cheaper than hand-mixed. There's nothing store-bought or manufactured about this display either. Homemade crackers are more pleasing than store-bought ones - and no more work to make than cookies. Definition of store-bought in US English: store-bought adjectiveˈstɔ(ə)r ˌbɔt North American informal Bought ready-made from a store; not homemade. 〈北美，非正式，旧〉商店里买的；现成的；非自制的 after eating this, there 's no way I'm eating store bought rice pudding Example sentencesExamples She wasn't a snob about cooking everything from scratch though, she also had her store-bought delicacies. Many fried foods - as well as store-bought snacks and desserts - are made with these fats, which add unwanted calories and are unhealthy by all accounts. Most candies, fried fast foods, and store-bought packaged cakes, cookies and crackers are packed with trans fats. I have used the dreaded store-bought curry powder in cooking Indian food I was surprised to see that store-bought, ready-mixed formulas are usually cheaper than hand-mixed. Homemade crackers are more pleasing than store-bought ones - and no more work to make than cookies. It's meaningful in a way a store-bought gift can never be. Eating limited amounts is OK, but it is better to stick to homemade or store-bought bakery goods made with poly- or monounsaturated oils and egg whites. Limit hydrogenated oils or trans fat from foods such as stick margarine, store-bought cookies, and processed items such as crackers and fast-food fries. We decorated it with store-bought Easter candy. There's nothing store-bought or manufactured about this display either. All the sandwiches come rolled in thin house-baked pita, in traditional Lebanese fashion, rather than stuffed in store-bought pockets. Even though it was the easiest, mildest winter in years, the store-bought apples taste like they always do in spring - not quite perfectly crisp, a little too sweet. It's not clear what sort of bread Di used, but odds are it was a store-bought loaf. Be cautious of eating raw store-bought cookie dough, though. They were store-bought, the kind my mother would have scorned. Unfortunately, all the desserts taste store-bought. Regular homemade pudding may be used instead of store-bought pudding mix. Get rid of the bulky boxes the shoes came in, pop them into homemade or store-bought shoe bags, and line them up in neat rows inside the drawers. Follow your doctor's guidance and avoid giving your child store-bought medicines for vomiting or diarrhea unless your doctor recommends them.
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