Definition of salesroom
: a place where goods are displayed for sale;
especially
: an auction room
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The salesroom is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shoppers can find rare dolls, like the No. 1, and the latest dolls, along with related items.
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The overall atmosphere in the salesroom on Monday evening was muted, with few lots selling above their high estimates at a pace that, at times, felt glacial; 13 lots failed to sell.
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This week, Christie’s will seek to outdo that by transforming its own Rockefeller Center salesroom into a veritable shrine to their location’s namesake.
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The space is not a salesroom; buy the appliances elsewhere.
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The feel of being home The C & P bungalow started out as the salesroom for a real-estate company selling such homes.
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There are 700 people in the salesroom, according to the press release.
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Estimated to sell for £60,000-90,000, or about $77,000-$110,000, the typescript was contested by a client represented on the telephone and three bidders in the salesroom.
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Known For: Working the phone while in the salesroom.
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First Known Use of salesroom
1840
SALESROOM Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of salesroom for English Language Learners
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: a place where things that are for sale are displayed
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: a room in which things are sold at an auction
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