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body shop
noun
- a factory or machine shop in which bodies for vehicles, as automobiles, trucks, or the like, are manufactured, repaired, etc.
- Slang.
- an employment agency, school, or the like that provides large numbers of workers, trainees, recent graduates, etc., to fill entry-level jobs.
- a gym, health club, or the like where people may exercise, do bodybuilding, etc.
- a singles bar.
body shop
noun
- a place where the bodywork of motor vehicles is built or repaired
Word History and Origins
Origin of body shop1
Example Sentences
Now the proud owner of a body shop in Phoenix, he believes Trump’s policies will help him as a business owner.
Hart proudly displays his collection at Dent Express, the auto body shop he started in Torrance.
JLR said the factory upgrades would include robots, a new body shop capable of producing 500 vehicle bodies per day and new ovens for drying paint.
The Body Shop has been rescued from administration, in a deal that appears to secure the immediate future for 1,300 shop and office workers.
The specialist investment firm Auréa Group will also gain control of the Body Shop's assets in Australia and North America, in a deal which was finalised late on Friday.
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