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1 marketable
adjective (wanted by the public and therefore able to be sold: a marketable product.) vendibletr['mɑːkɪtəbəl]1 vendible, comerciablemarketable ['mɑrkət̬əbəl] adj: vendibleadj.• comerciable adj.• venal adj.• vendible adj.'mɑːrkətəbəl, 'mɑːkɪtəbəladjective <goods/product> comercializable, mercadeable; < image> comercial; < skill> que se cotiza muy bien en el mundo laboral['mɑːkɪtǝbl]ADJ1) (=saleable) [commodity, product] vendible, comercializable2) (fig) [skill] con mucha salidathe more specialized your skill, the more marketable you are — cuanto más especializado estés, mayores posibilidades tendrás en el mercado laboral
he is one of our most marketable young actors — es uno de nuestros actores jóvenes con más posibilidades en el mercado cinematográfico
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1. noun1) (a public place where people meet to buy and sell or the public event at which this happens: He has a clothes stall in the market.) mercado2) ((a place where there is) a demand for certain things: There is a market for cotton goods in hot countries.) mercado
2. verb(to (attempt to) sell: I produce the goods and my brother markets them all over the world.) vender- marketing
- market-garden
- market-place
- market-square
- market price/value
- market research
- be on the market
market n mercadotr['mɑːkɪt]2 (trade) mercado3 (demand, desire to buy) demanda, salida, mercado1 (sell) vender, poner en venta; (offer for sale) lanzar al mercado, promocionar, comercializar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in the market for something interesarse en comprar algoto be on the market estar en ventato come onto the market salir al mercado, ponerse en venta, ponerse a la ventato play the market jugar a la bolsamarket day día nombre masculino de mercadomarket economy economía de mercadomarket forces tendencias del mercadomarket garden SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL huertamarket leader líder nombre masculino del mercadomarket price precio de mercadomarket research estudio de mercadomarket researcher investigador,-ra de mercadomarket square plaza del mercadomarket stall puestomarket town población nombre femenino con mercadomarket trader vendedor,-ra de mercadomarket value valor nombre masculino en el mercadothe Common Market el Mercado Comúnmarket ['mɑrkət] vt: poner en venta, comercializarmarket n1) marketplace: mercado mthe open market: el mercado libre2) demand: demanda f, mercado m3) store: tienda f4) stock marketn.• emporio s.m.• feria s.f.• ferial s.m.• lonja s.f.• mercado s.m.• plaza s.f.• plaza del mercado s.f.v.• llevar al mercado v.• vender v.'mɑːrkət, 'mɑːkɪt
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1) ( Busn) mercado m; ( exchange) lonja f; ( street market) mercado m or mercadillo m or (CS, Per) feria f2)a) ( trading activity) mercado mto be on/come on (to) the market — estar*/salir* a la venta
to put a product on the market — lanzar* un producto al mercado
we put the house on the market at $320,000 — pusimos la casa en venta en $320.000
a buyer's/seller's market — un mercado favorable al comprador/al vendedor; (before n)
market forces — fuerzas fpl del mercado
b) ( area of business) mercado m; (before n)a market leader — un líder del mercado or de su sector en el mercado
c) ( demand)3) ( stock market) bolsa f (de valores)to corner the market (in something) — hacerse* con el mercado (de algo)
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transitive verb comercializar*
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market vi (AmE)['mɑːkɪt]to go marketing — ir* a hacer la compra or (AmS) las compras, ir* a hacer el mercado (Col, Ven)
1. N1) (=place) mercado m2) (=trade) mercado moverseas/domestic market — mercado exterior/nacional
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to corner the market in maize — acaparar el mercado del maíz•
to flood the market with sth — inundar el mercado de algo•
to be in the market for sth — estar dispuesto a comprar algo•
to be on the market — estar en venta or a la ventato bring or put a product on(to) the market — lanzar un producto al mercado
to come on(to) the market — salir a la venta or al mercado, ponerse en venta
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to rig the market — manipular la lonja3) (=demand) demanda fto find a ready market — venderse fácilmente, tener fácil salida
4) (=stock market) bolsa f (de valores)2. VT1) (=sell) comercializar, poner en venta2) (=promote) publicitar3.VI (esp US) hacer la compra4.CPDmarket analysis N — análisis m inv de mercado(s)
market day N — día m de mercado
market demand N — demanda f del mercado
market economy N — economía f de mercado
market forces NPL — fuerzas fpl del mercado, tendencias fpl del mercado
market garden N — (Brit) (small) huerto m ; (large) huerta f
market gardener N — (Brit) hortelano(-a) m / f
market gardening N — (Brit) horticultura f
market intelligence N — información f del mercado
market leader N — líder m del mercado
market opportunity N — oportunidad f comercial
market penetration N — penetración f del mercado
market place N — plaza f (del mercado); (=world of trade) mercado m
market potential N — potencial m comercial
market price N — precio m de mercado
market rates NPL — precios mpl del mercado; (Econ) cotizaciones fpl
market research N — estudios mpl de mercados
market researcher N — investigador(a) m / f de mercados
market share N — cuota f de mercado
market study, market survey N — estudio m de mercado
market town N — mercado m
market trends NPL — tendencias fpl de mercado
market value N — valor m de mercado
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1) ( Busn) mercado m; ( exchange) lonja f; ( street market) mercado m or mercadillo m or (CS, Per) feria f2)a) ( trading activity) mercado mto be on/come on (to) the market — estar*/salir* a la venta
to put a product on the market — lanzar* un producto al mercado
we put the house on the market at $320,000 — pusimos la casa en venta en $320.000
a buyer's/seller's market — un mercado favorable al comprador/al vendedor; (before n)
market forces — fuerzas fpl del mercado
b) ( area of business) mercado m; (before n)a market leader — un líder del mercado or de su sector en el mercado
c) ( demand)3) ( stock market) bolsa f (de valores)to corner the market (in something) — hacerse* con el mercado (de algo)
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transitive verb comercializar*
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market vi (AmE)to go marketing — ir* a hacer la compra or (AmS) las compras, ir* a hacer el mercado (Col, Ven)
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