market place
英 [ˈmɑːkɪt pleɪs]
美 [ˈmɑːrkɪt pleɪs]
n. 买卖;市场交易;商业(活动); 集市;市场;(常指)露天市场
英英释义
noun
- the world of commercial activity where goods and services are bought and sold
- without competition there would be no market
- they were driven from the marketplace
- an area in a town where a public mercantile establishment is set up
双语例句
- Our salesmen fond life difficult in the market place.
我们的推销员发现在市场上日子不好过。 - So, we are the market place manager but it is the customer that really has built the company.
我们只要管理市场，而公司则由用户来建立。 - The new products have gained a firm footing in the market place.
新产品在市场上站住了脚。 - I've already done that the oldfashioned American way-by fighting it out in the market place.
我已经用美国人的老办法报仇雪恨了&就是在市场上一决雌雄。 - The US is China's market place; China is America's largest creditor.
美国是中国的市场所在；而中国是美国最大的债权国。 - The International Market place has outdoor stalls full of exotic treasures.
国际市场区设有户外摊位，满满地陈列着具有异国情调的宝贝。 - This will damage our reputation in the market place and it's very embarrassing for us.
这会损坏我们的市场声誉，使我们很尴尬。 - This is what the market place wants.
这就是市场所需要的。 - Wherefore was he standing bareheaded in the market place?
他为什么光着头站在集市上呢？ - The stock exchange has long served he needs of government industry and investors in providing the central market place for the issuing and trading of securities.
通过为政券的发行和贸易提供中心市场，股票交易所长期为政府、工业以及投资商的需要服务。