thrift shop

See also: thriftshop

English

thrift shop (plural thrift shops)

(Canada, US) A shop which sells mainly used goods (especially clothes) at low prices.
- 2021 February 6, Rachel Monroe, “Ultra-fast Fashion Is Eating the World”, in The Atlantic‎^[1]:
  Some thrift shops, glutted with flimsy, synthetic wares, have stopped accepting fast-fashion donations.

shop which sells used goods

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Chinese:
Mandarin: 舊貨店 / 旧货店 (zh) (jiùhuòdiàn), 二手店 (èrshǒudiàn)
Dutch: kringloopwinkel (nl) m or f
Esperanto: brokantejo
Estonian: please add this translation if you can
Finnish: kierrätyskauppa
French: friperie (fr) f
German: Secondhandladen (de) m, Secondhandshop (de) m, Gebrauchtwarenladen m, Gebrauchtwarenhandel m
Hungarian: adománybolt, használtcikk-bolt, használtruha-bolt, turkáló (hu)
Japanese: リサイクルショップ (risaikuru shoppu)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Latin: scrutarium n
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Norwegian:
Bokmål: brukthandel m

Nynorsk: brukthandel m
Polish: lumpeks (pl) m, second hand (pl) m
Portuguese: adelo (pt) m (Portugal), brechó (pt) m (Brazil)
Romanian: please add this translation if you can
Russian: комиссио́нный магази́н (ru) m (komissiónnyj magazín), комиссио́нка (ru) f (komissiónka), магази́н поде́ржанных това́ров m (magazín podéržannyx továrov)
Spanish: tienda de segunda mano f, prendería (es) f, cambalache (es) m
Swedish: second hand-butik c, second hand-affär c
Tagalog: ukay-ukay (colloquial)