warehouse
n. countable C1 Advanced Oxford US //ˈwɛɹˌhaʊs// UK //wˈeəhaʊs// ware·house
n. a very large building where companies keep goods before they are sold or sent to shops. You use this word for the big storage spaces found in industrial areas.
n. a large commercial building used for the storage of goods and raw materials. Often associated with logistics, distribution, and wholesale operations.
The company stores its extra stock in a large warehouse.
Online orders are packed and shipped directly from the warehouse to the customer's home.
The transition to automated logistics has transformed the modern warehouse into a high-tech hub where robots manage inventory with minimal human intervention.
From ware + house.
Usage
Commonly used as a noun adjunct in phrases like 'warehouse manager' or 'warehouse space'.