Definition of mercado in English:

mercado

nounPlural mercados məːˈkɑːdəʊmərˈkädō

(in Spanish-speaking countries) a market.
Example sentencesExamples
- Every morning I'd do my daily pull-ups on a pipe in the bathroom of my high-ceilinged pension, and then lace on my boots and run from the mercado, at 12,000 feet, up to the 14,000-foot rim of the Altiplano.
- From Nov.1 to Dec.25, the booklet offers l0-40% discounts on the wares of local merchants and mercados, and dangles such incentives as free gifts with purchase.
- The product can now be found on the shelves of major grocery stores, convenience stores, national chain retailers and local mercados.
- Joanne departs for the mercado to buy ceramic cups - ‘cupitos’ she calls them - leaving me and Donald to figure out the immense complicated coffee machine while Anne keeps vigil over the pods.
- Most consumer goods are bought and sold in large, open periodic markets (mercados).

Origin

Spanish, from Latin mercatus 'market'.

Definition of mercado in US English:

mercado

nounmərˈkädō

(in Spanish-speaking regions) a market.
Example sentencesExamples
- From Nov.1 to Dec.25, the booklet offers l0-40% discounts on the wares of local merchants and mercados, and dangles such incentives as free gifts with purchase.
- Joanne departs for the mercado to buy ceramic cups - ‘cupitos’ she calls them - leaving me and Donald to figure out the immense complicated coffee machine while Anne keeps vigil over the pods.
- Most consumer goods are bought and sold in large, open periodic markets (mercados).
- The product can now be found on the shelves of major grocery stores, convenience stores, national chain retailers and local mercados.
- Every morning I'd do my daily pull-ups on a pipe in the bathroom of my high-ceilinged pension, and then lace on my boots and run from the mercado, at 12,000 feet, up to the 14,000-foot rim of the Altiplano.

Origin

Spanish, from Latin mercatus ‘market’.

单词	mercado
释义	Definition of mercado in English: mercado nounPlural mercados məːˈkɑːdəʊmərˈkädō (in Spanish-speaking countries) a market. Example sentencesExamples Every morning I'd do my daily pull-ups on a pipe in the bathroom of my high-ceilinged pension, and then lace on my boots and run from the mercado, at 12,000 feet, up to the 14,000-foot rim of the Altiplano. From Nov.1 to Dec.25, the booklet offers l0-40% discounts on the wares of local merchants and mercados, and dangles such incentives as free gifts with purchase. The product can now be found on the shelves of major grocery stores, convenience stores, national chain retailers and local mercados. Joanne departs for the mercado to buy ceramic cups - ‘cupitos’ she calls them - leaving me and Donald to figure out the immense complicated coffee machine while Anne keeps vigil over the pods. Most consumer goods are bought and sold in large, open periodic markets (mercados). Origin Spanish, from Latin mercatus 'market'. Definition of mercado in US English: mercado nounmərˈkädō (in Spanish-speaking regions) a market. Example sentencesExamples From Nov.1 to Dec.25, the booklet offers l0-40% discounts on the wares of local merchants and mercados, and dangles such incentives as free gifts with purchase. Joanne departs for the mercado to buy ceramic cups - ‘cupitos’ she calls them - leaving me and Donald to figure out the immense complicated coffee machine while Anne keeps vigil over the pods. Most consumer goods are bought and sold in large, open periodic markets (mercados). The product can now be found on the shelves of major grocery stores, convenience stores, national chain retailers and local mercados. Every morning I'd do my daily pull-ups on a pipe in the bathroom of my high-ceilinged pension, and then lace on my boots and run from the mercado, at 12,000 feet, up to the 14,000-foot rim of the Altiplano. Origin Spanish, from Latin mercatus ‘market’.
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