mart
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++mart /mɑːt $ mɑːrt/ noun [countable] 1 SHOP/STORE American English a place where goods are sold – used especially in the names of shops 市场〔尤用于商店名〕 the largest furniture mart in the region 该地区最大的家具市场 K-Mart 凯马特百货商店2. British English a market, especially one where animals are sold 集市;〔尤指〕牲畜市场
Examples from the Corpus
mart• Not a mall, Pepsi machine or convenience mart in sight.• This could mean farmers getting involved before the cattle leave the farm and at the mart.• The mart will thus wind up and return £8 a share to its owners - a perverse victim of its own success.From Longman Business Dictionarymartmart /mɑːtmɑːrt/ noun [countable]COMMERCE1American English a shopa convenience mart2British English a market, especially one where animals are solda cattle martOrigin Mart (1400-1500) Middle Dutch marct, mart, probably from Old North French market; → MARKET1mart nounChinese
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mart
mart /mɑːt $ mɑːrt/
noun [countable]
the largest furniture mart in the region
K-Mart
2. British English a market, especially one where animals are sold
mart /mɑːt $ mɑːrt/
noun [countable] Date: 1400-1500
Language: Middle Dutch
Origin: marct, mart, probably from Old North French market; ⇨ market1
1. American English a place where goods are sold – used especially in the names of shops:Language: Middle Dutch
Origin: marct, mart, probably from Old North French market; ⇨ market1
2. British English a market, especially one where animals are sold