| 释义 |
mart
I. \ˈmärt\ noun
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Etymology: Middle English, from Scottish Gaelic
1. chiefly Scotland : a beef animal fattened for slaughter
2. chiefly Scotland : meat salted and stored for winter
II. noun
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Etymology: Middle English, after Latin Mart-, Mars Mars, ancient Roman god of war and agriculture
obsolete : battle, contest
III. \ˈmärt, ˈmȧt, usu -d.+V\ noun
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Etymology: Middle English, from Middle Dutch market, marct, mart, probably from Old North French market — more at market
1. archaic : a coming together of people to buy and sell : fair 1a
2. obsolete : chaffering and bargaining : buying and selling; also : bargain
3. : market
IV. verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
intransitive verb
archaic : market, trade
transitive verb
archaic : to deal in : sell
V. noun
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Etymology: by folk etymology (influence of mart) (III)
obsolete : letters of marque
VI. \ˈmärt\ noun
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Etymology: short for marten
dialect England : marten
VII. abbreviation
martyr; martyrology |