行列に並びたくないので人気店は敬遠しているの英語

Small store keepers here aren't prospering.

The store had to reorder the popular CD several times

I don't want to be last in the foot race.

street full of flourishing well-patronized shops

I am in bad odour with my principal―in disgrace with my principal.

the action of not frequenting a shop one has become accustomed to for a short while

Well it's very difficult changing jobs after you're thirty so I don't really want to do it.

I don't wish to become a charge on the public.

A couch potato is something that I don't want to be.

Kuwaiti streets are lined with luxury stores

I want to skateboard but I can't.

a shop which sells only selected kind of goods

As it's not a very safe area, I want to get home before it's late.

I don't want to act like a good girl.

The princesses are looking forward to seeing you soon.

Local shops do good business with tourists.

I don't like kicking somebody when he is down.

I don't want to remember. I feel I'll go mad through rage.

I don't want to see the leader's face.

We must hush up the scandal.

The increasing business makes us feel the want of space.

I just want to stand on the podium after every race.

I don't want to go to such a hellhole.

the position of a shop proprietor

`I would rather not touch,' he said squeamishly

I'd better stay out of that debate as I don't want any trouble.

He completely gave up all hope of making a name for himself.

The firm chiefly deals with foreign parts.

an act of a customer having no reservation or acquaintance in a shop

I don't want to get a full denture.