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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

Refers to a large indoor or outdoor shopping complex with multiple stores and facilities.

pedestrian mall; pedestrianized street

A street or area closed to vehicles, often lined with shops, cafes, and benches.

〈場ば所しょ〉のモールで買かい物ものするto go shopping at a mall (in a place)
週しゅう末まつは近ちかくのモールで買かい物ものすることが多おおい。
On weekends I often go shopping at the nearby mall.
モールを歩あるくto walk along a (pedestrian) mall
夕ゆう方がた、駅えき前まえのモールをゆっくり歩あるいた。
In the evening, I strolled slowly along the pedestrian mall in front of the station.
モールに〈物もの〉があるthere is/are (something) at the mall
このモールにはフードコートもある。
This mall also has a food court.
大おお型がたモールlarge-scale mall
郊こう外がいに大おお型がたモールが新あたらしくできた。
A large new mall opened in the suburbs.

ショッピングセンター sense 1
モール and ショッピングセンター both mean a large shopping complex, but モール often implies an enclosed, walkway-style layout while ショッピングセンター is the broader, more general term.
商しょう店てん街がいN3sense 2
商店街 is a traditional shopping street that grew up organically, while モール (in its pedestrian-mall sense) usually refers to a deliberately planned, often modern pedestrian area.
百ひゃっ貨か店てんN1sense 1
百貨店 is a single large department store under one management, whereas モール is a complex housing many independent stores.
歩ほ行こう者しゃ天てん国ごくN1
モール usually refers to a permanently pedestrianized shopping street, while 歩行者天国 is a street closed to cars only temporarily, such as on weekends.

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Borrowed from English 'mall'.