past / past participle
Put something in a place and kept it there for later use.
She stored her winter clothes in the attic.
The leftover food was stored in the refrigerator.
American English
How to pronounce stored
verbA2Very common word
STORD
/stɔɹd̚/
One syllable.
Form of store
Put something in a place and kept it there for later use.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
past / past participle
Kept information in a computer or other device so it could be used later.
The computer stored the file overnight.
All the photos were stored on the device.
Useful expressions
a small store that sells food, drinks, and everyday items, often for long hours
I stopped at the convenience store for milk.
a large store with separate sections for different kinds of goods
She bought a coat at the department store.
to have something planned or waiting for someone
The future has many changes in store for us.