bodega

A small grocery store, often situated in a city neighborhood. "Bodega" is a Spanish word meaning "cellar" or "wine cellar." If we're out of milk, it's not a big deal—I'll just run down to the bodega on the corner.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

bodega

n. a corner store; a local shop. (From a Spanish term for a wineshop, or simply borrowed from Hispanic speakers in the U.S.) I picked this little thing up at my local bodega.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

make for
make for (somewhere or something)
make for somewhere
make out for (somewhere or something)
make toward
make toward (something)
riveted to the ground
riveted to (one's) spot
riveted to the spot
reach out into (something)

References in periodicals archive

Yesterday, pictures of two receipts purportedly from the offending La Bodega outlet was shared online, one from May 25 when the GST had still been levied and another from yesterday when the consumption tax was zero rated.

Ministry issues show-cause notice to La Bodega over post-GST 'price hike'

Recently I travelled to the heart of sherry country to visit Seville and Barbadillo's famous bodegas in Sanlucar de Barrameda where Manzanilla is created.

RAISE A GLASSWITH ANDY CRONSHAW

Bodega Latina Corp./El Super currently operates 59 stores in 13 counties throughout California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas.

Bodega Latina Expands Hispanic Grocery Chain with Acquisition of Fiesta Mart

Bodega Cantina specialises in street food delights such as burritos, nachos and tacos.

Bodega Bar and Cantinato to add some spice to town

Con la buena uva, tambien la puede arruinar en la bodega [...] la uva no asegura.

?Como entender la organizacion de la produccion en el agro actual? Vinculacion agroindustrial y produccion de calidad en la vitivinicultura mendocina en las primeras decadas del siglo XXI

Emperador further expanded its offshore interest by investing P3.7 billion to acquire a 50-percent stake in integrated brandy producer Bodega Las Copas S.L., a unit of Spain's popular sherry bodega Gonzalez Byass in early 2014.

Emperador heady as profit hits P7.7B

Now in its 20th year, Bodega is run by Sir John Fitzgerald Ltd, a firm which owns 21 bars and restaurants across the city, employing 550 staff,.

Raising a glass to winners of North's top pub awards

Ben Rae, bar manager at Bodega, said: he was delighted.

They're the locals where everybody knows your name...let's say Cheers to the region's best boozers as voted for by CAMRA

Willie Bodega never states precisely what that "something else" was; however, Quinonez endeavors to do so.

Because place still matters: mapping puertorriquenidad in Bodega Dreams

? Fresh from their collaboration on Royksopp's Sordid Affair, Welsh electronic duo Man without Country are at Birmingham's Rainbow tonight and play Nottingham's Bodega on Wednesday.

sound bites. with alan poole

Scot Rank, chief executive officer at Walmart de Mexico for the past five years, is credited with creation of the Bodega Aurrera format.

Walmart keeps extending reach in Latin America

I used to walk the vineyards with my dad and uncles who owned bodegas as well, but my dad sent me to Madrid to study engineering, and I stayed there until I was able to establish my own bodega in '88," Moro said.

Talking with: the president of the world's best wine

Bodega Bay, CA, March 18, 2014 --(PR.com)-- The public is invited to “Make it a Bird's Weekend” with a visit to beautiful Bodega Bay, Calif.

"Make It a Bird's Weekend" at the Hitchcock Film Fest in Bodega Bay

A case in point is the plethora (perhaps that's an overstatement) of companies that have "'bodega'" (Hispanic grocery store) programs.

On the level: views of a store front broker

词组	bodega
释义	bodega bodega A small grocery store, often situated in a city neighborhood. "Bodega" is a Spanish word meaning "cellar" or "wine cellar." If we're out of milk, it's not a big deal—I'll just run down to the bodega on the corner. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bodega n. a corner store; a local shop. (From a Spanish term for a wineshop, or simply borrowed from Hispanic speakers in the U.S.) I picked this little thing up at my local bodega. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: make for make for (somewhere or something) make for somewhere make out for (somewhere or something) make toward make toward (something) riveted to the ground riveted to (one's) spot riveted to the spot reach out into (something) References in periodicals archive Yesterday, pictures of two receipts purportedly from the offending La Bodega outlet was shared online, one from May 25 when the GST had still been levied and another from yesterday when the consumption tax was zero rated. Ministry issues show-cause notice to La Bodega over post-GST 'price hike' Recently I travelled to the heart of sherry country to visit Seville and Barbadillo's famous bodegas in Sanlucar de Barrameda where Manzanilla is created. RAISE A GLASSWITH ANDY CRONSHAW Bodega Latina Corp./El Super currently operates 59 stores in 13 counties throughout California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas. Bodega Latina Expands Hispanic Grocery Chain with Acquisition of Fiesta Mart Bodega Cantina specialises in street food delights such as burritos, nachos and tacos. Bodega Bar and Cantinato to add some spice to town Con la buena uva, tambien la puede arruinar en la bodega [...] la uva no asegura. ?Como entender la organizacion de la produccion en el agro actual? Vinculacion agroindustrial y produccion de calidad en la vitivinicultura mendocina en las primeras decadas del siglo XXI Emperador further expanded its offshore interest by investing P3.7 billion to acquire a 50-percent stake in integrated brandy producer Bodega Las Copas S.L., a unit of Spain's popular sherry bodega Gonzalez Byass in early 2014. Emperador heady as profit hits P7.7B Now in its 20th year, Bodega is run by Sir John Fitzgerald Ltd, a firm which owns 21 bars and restaurants across the city, employing 550 staff,. Raising a glass to winners of North's top pub awards Ben Rae, bar manager at Bodega, said: he was delighted. They're the locals where everybody knows your name...let's say Cheers to the region's best boozers as voted for by CAMRA Willie Bodega never states precisely what that "something else" was; however, Quinonez endeavors to do so. Because place still matters: mapping puertorriquenidad in Bodega Dreams ? Fresh from their collaboration on Royksopp's Sordid Affair, Welsh electronic duo Man without Country are at Birmingham's Rainbow tonight and play Nottingham's Bodega on Wednesday. sound bites. with alan poole Scot Rank, chief executive officer at Walmart de Mexico for the past five years, is credited with creation of the Bodega Aurrera format. Walmart keeps extending reach in Latin America I used to walk the vineyards with my dad and uncles who owned bodegas as well, but my dad sent me to Madrid to study engineering, and I stayed there until I was able to establish my own bodega in '88," Moro said. Talking with: the president of the world's best wine Bodega Bay, CA, March 18, 2014 --(PR.com)-- The public is invited to “Make it a Bird's Weekend” with a visit to beautiful Bodega Bay, Calif. "Make It a Bird's Weekend" at the Hitchcock Film Fest in Bodega Bay A case in point is the plethora (perhaps that's an overstatement) of companies that have "'bodega'" (Hispanic grocery store) programs. On the level: views of a store front broker
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