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1 ♦ market
♦ market /ˈmɑ:kɪt/A n.1 mercato: the cattle [fish] market, il mercato del bestiame [del pesce]; the market square, la piazza del mercato; il mercato; to go to market, andare al mercato; market day, giorno di mercato2 (econ., market.) mercato; piazza; vendita, smercio; domanda, richiesta: an active (o brisk) market, un mercato vivace; a dull (o slack) market, un mercato fiacco; emerging markets, mercati emergenti; buoyant market, mercato in espansione; the housing market (o property market) il mercato degli immobili residenziali; mercato immobiliare; the London market, la piazza di Londra; There's no market for our products in Germany, non c'è mercato per i nostri prodotti in Germania; job (o labour) market, mercato del lavoro; to corner the market in st., monopolizzare il mercato di qc.; to flood the market with st., inondare il mercato di qc.3 (econ.) mercato; sbocco commerciale: We are looking for new markets in Eastern Europe, siamo alla ricerca di nuovi mercati (o sbocchi commerciali) nell'Europa orientale4 ( Borsa, fin.) mercato azionario (o mobiliare); operazioni di borsa; borsa valori: to play the market, speculare (o giocare) in borsa; to stand in the market, essere in borsa per comprare; bull market, mercato al rialzo; bear market, mercato al ribasso; bond [equity] market, mercato obbligazionario [azionario]B a. attr.● market basket, paniere, cesta, cestello; (econ., stat.) paniere di mercato ( su cui si calcola il costo della vita) □ (fin.) market capitalization, capitalizzazione di mercato □ (fin.) market crash, crollo del mercato; crack della borsa □ (econ.) market demand, domanda di mercato □ (econ.) market economy, economia di mercato □ (econ.) market failure, fallimento del mercato □ (econ.) market fluctuations, fluttuazioni del mercato □ market garden, orto, frutteto; azienda ortofrutticola □ market gardener, ortofrutticoltore; ortolano □ market gardening, ortofrutticoltura □ (econ.) market leader, azienda leader ( del mercato) □ market list, mercuriale □ market-maker, market maker; operatore indipendente ( che quota continuativamente prezzi denaro e lettera) □ market news, notiziario di borsa □ Market News, Borse e Mercati ( titoli di rubriche giornalistiche) □ ( Borsa) market order, ordine ( d'acquisto o di vendita) al meglio □ (econ.) market outlets, sbocchi di mercato □ market price, prezzo di mercato; prezzo corrente (o di mercato) □ market quotation, quotazione di mercato □ ( banca) market rate of interest, tasso d'interesse corrente □ market report, rassegna di mercato □ (econ., market.) market research, ricerca di mercato □ ( Borsa) market rigging, aggiotaggio □ ( Borsa) market risk, rischio di mercato □ ( Borsa) market sentiment, clima di mercato □ (econ.) market share, quota di mercato □ (econ.) market supply, offerta di mercato □ (econ.) market support, intervento sul mercato □ market town, città dove si tiene (o si teneva) il mercato (spec. del bestiame) □ market trend, tendenza del mercato; andamento della piazza □ market value, valore di mercato □ (fig.) to bring one's eggs (o hogs) to a bad market (o to the wrong market), far fiasco; bussare alla porta sbagliata □ ( di merce) to find a market, essere facilmente smerciabile □ ( di un bene) to be in the market, essere in vendita □ ( di una persona) to be in the market for, essere interessato a comprare: Are you in the market for a used car?, ti interessa una macchina usata? □ (fig.) to make a market of st., far commercio di qc. □ to be on the market, essere in vendita □ (comm.) to put an article on the market, lanciare un articolo sul mercato; mettere un articolo in vendita □ ( Borsa) to sell at the market, vendere al meglio □ (econ.) The market rose [fell], il volume degli affari aumentò [diminuì].(to) market /ˈmɑ:kɪt/A v. t.2 mettere in vendita; smerciare; vendere; porre in commercio; commercializzareB v. i.
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