checkout

checkout
noun
ADJECTIVE
supermarket
express
VERB + CHECKOUT
go through

You can't just go through the checkout without paying!

CHECKOUT + NOUN
assistant (BrE), clerk (AmE), girl, operator (BrE)
counter (esp. AmE), lane (AmE), line (AmE), queue (BrE)
PREPOSITION
at the checkout

He hates waiting at the checkout.


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