英语词汇“market”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a meeting together of people for the purpose of trade, by private purchase and sale

a placean open space, building, etc where provisions, livestock, etc are sold

a geographical area or section of the community offering opportunities for the sale of products

the foreign market

a section of the community where there is a taste or demand for certain wares

Thank heaven … for a good man's love; for I must tell you friendly in your ear: sell when you can; you are not for all markets — Shakespeare

an opportunity for selling

creating new markets for their product

commercial activity; extent of trading

a flagging market

the area of economic activity in which the forces of supply and demand affect prices

market value

The term market is typically used as an abstract description of any decentralized environment in which transactions can occur, especially in which outcomes tend to be determined by a multiplicity of traders. It can refer to legal markets, illegal (black) markets, and non-monetary markets (such as that of individuals searching for husbands or wives). Although ‘market forces’ are usually associated with low levels of outside formal regulation, it is increasingly recognized that any market exists within a set of rules and norms — Evan Davis

be in the market for

to be interested in buying (something)

We are in the market for a house

on the market

available for purchase

[Middle English via French from Latin mercatus trade, marketplace, from past part. of mercari to trade, from merc-, merx merchandise]

verb trans

to sell (something) or offer it for sale

verb intrans

dated to deal in a market

marketable adj

market¹/ʹmahkit/ noun

market²verb (marketed, marketing)

market1/ʹmahkit/ noun

market2verb (marketed, marketing)

market¹/ʹmahkit/ noun

market²verb (marketed, marketing)