🇬🇧 Store meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To store something means to put it in a safe or special place so you can find it and use it later. You don’t use it right now, but you keep it in a box, on a shelf, in a fridge, or on a computer so it stays safe until you need it.

I store my super-smart ideas in a notebook, then can’t read my own handwriting and feel less super-smart.

Mom stores vegetables in the fridge, and I store them under the mashed potatoes on my plate.

Grandma stores her glasses on her head, then asks everyone, “Has anyone seen my glasses?”

I store my secret candy under my bed, guarded by three dust bunnies and a missing sock army.

Camels store fat in their humps, not water—so if you poke one expecting a water fountain, you’ll just get an angry camel and a science lesson.

On a wet day a child finds an old box. "Store this," they say, and they store a small stone, store a tiny photo, store a short note, and store a ribbon. They store the box in the attic, shut it, and wait. Months later they open the box, smile, and hug the memories.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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