英语词组setting up shop是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

set up shop

1. Literally, to open or establish a business in a particular location. News of the major retail store setting up shop in the center of town has many local business owners worried.

2. By extension, to establish oneself in a particular location for a prolonged period of time. When I was a freelancer, I used to set up shop in my local café everyday, usually in the same seat! There are a few regulars who come in nearly every afternoon and set up shop at the bar until closing time.

set up shop somewhere

to establish one's place of work somewhere. Mary set up shop in a small office building on Oak Street. The police officer said, "You can't set up shop right here on the sidewalk!"

set up shop

Open a business, start a profession, as in Now that you've got your degree, where do you plan to set up shop? This idiom was first recorded about 1570.

set up shop

If someone sets up shop somewhere, they start a business there. No-one in his or her right mind would set up shop in this city today.

ˌset up ˈshop

(especially British English) start a business (in a particular place): He worked as a writer for several years, then set up shop as a small publisher.The young lawyer set up shop in a new office in the centre of town. OPPOSITE: shut up shop

set up shop

To establish one's business operations.

词组	setting up shop
释义	(redirected from setting up shop) set up shop 1. Literally, to open or establish a business in a particular location. News of the major retail store setting up shop in the center of town has many local business owners worried. 2. By extension, to establish oneself in a particular location for a prolonged period of time. When I was a freelancer, I used to set up shop in my local café everyday, usually in the same seat! There are a few regulars who come in nearly every afternoon and set up shop at the bar until closing time. set up shop somewhere to establish one's place of work somewhere. Mary set up shop in a small office building on Oak Street. The police officer said, "You can't set up shop right here on the sidewalk!" set up shop Open a business, start a profession, as in Now that you've got your degree, where do you plan to set up shop? This idiom was first recorded about 1570. set up shop If someone sets up shop somewhere, they start a business there. No-one in his or her right mind would set up shop in this city today. ˌset up ˈshop (especially British English) start a business (in a particular place): He worked as a writer for several years, then set up shop as a small publisher.The young lawyer set up shop in a new office in the centre of town. OPPOSITE: shut up shop set up shop To establish one's business operations.
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