open market
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌopen ˈmarket noun 1 on the open market goods that are bought and sold on the open market are sold publicly rather than privately 在自由市场上 The painting would fetch millions of dollars if it was sold on the open market. 这幅画在公开市场上出售的话可能卖到数百万美元。2 [countable usually singular] a system which makes it easy to buy and sell goods with other countries, because there are few restrictions 自由市场，公开市场 There is now an open market within the European Community. 目前在欧盟内有一个自由市场。
Examples from the Corpus
open market• The Bank could, and did, make Bank Rate effective by open market operations.• efforts to establish a more competitive open market in the former Soviet Union• It said that the capital's availability in the open market was doubtful and suspect.• I hadn't been on the open market for so long.• Priced on the open market, they would sell for tens and tens of billions of dollars.From Longman Business Dictionaryopen marketˌopen ˈmarket [singular]ECONOMICS a market where foreign competitors are allowedThe main aim of the World Trade Organisation is to promote open markets worldwide. → marketopen-marketˌopen-ˈmarket adjective [only before a noun] ECONOMICSFINANCEin an open-market action, operation etc, a CENTRAL BANK increases or reduces the MONEY SUPPLY (=the amount of money in the economy)a Federal Reserve open-market operation that injected $1 billion of cash into the banking systemˌopen ˈmarket nounChineseSyllable
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open market
ˌopen ˈmarket
noun
1. on the open market goods that are bought and sold on the open market are sold publicly rather than privately:
The painting would fetch millions of dollars if it was sold on the open market.
2. [countable usually singular] a system which makes it easy to buy and sell goods with other countries, because there are few restrictions:
There is now an open market within the European Community.
ˌopen ˈmarket
noun1. on the open market goods that are bought and sold on the open market are sold publicly rather than privately:
2. [countable usually singular] a system which makes it easy to buy and sell goods with other countries, because there are few restrictions: