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marketa place where people buy and sell goods

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: a place where people buy and sell goods

Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɑrkɪt/

Korean meaning: 시장, 장터

Korean pronunciation: 마-킷 (강세: 마)

Example Sentences

  • My mom goes to the fish market at 5 AM to get the freshest catch.
  • The company tried to market their new smartphone as 'revolutionary,' but it was just another boring rectangle.
  • The job market is so competitive that even coffee shops require five years of experience.

market

NOUN

//ˈmɑrkɪt//

a place where people buy and sell goods

market concept
💡 Concept

People buying and selling at market

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market rhyme
🎵 Rhyme

At the market, red jacket and fruit basket!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/ˈmɑrkɪt/
🇬🇧 UK/ˈmɑːkɪt/

🌳Etymology

Rootmarket

Origin

라틴어 'mercatus'(거래, 시장)에서 유래되었으며, 상인들이 모여 물건을 사고파는 장소를 뜻했습니다. 고대 로마 시대부터 사용된 상업 용어로, 현대의 마케팅 개념까지 발전했습니다.

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🎵Rhyme

basketracketjacket
basket
racket
jacket

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📝Examples

My mom goes to the fish market at 5 AM to get the freshest catch.

😄 Fun example

The company tried to market their new smartphone as 'revolutionary,' but it was just another boring rectangle.

😄 Fun example

The job market is so competitive that even coffee shops require five years of experience.

She loves exploring local markets when traveling to experience authentic culture.

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📚Related Words

Synonyms

marketplacebazaarstoreshopmall

Antonyms

monopolyshortage

Related

businesstradecommerceeconomycustomersellerbuyer