clicks-and-mortar adjective - definition in Business English Dictionary

clicks-and-mortar

adjective [before noun] informal

› E-COMMERCE, COMMERCE used to describe a company that sells its goods or services using both traditional stores and the internet:

Internet-only services will have to develop some physical presence on the High Street - a so-called clicks-and-mortar strategy.

(Definition of clicks-and-mortar adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

worried or nervous about something that is going to happen

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