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market
This word captures the intersection of supply and demand. In its most literal sense, it evokes the sensory experience of a bustling square filled with vendors, noise, and raw goods. It suggests a direct, tactile exchange between producer and consumer. In a corporate or economic sense, it shifts toward a cold, analytical view of value and competition. When used as a verb, it implies a strategic effort to shape public perception, moving beyond simple selling into the realm of psychology and branding.
Countable when referring to a specific physical location or a niche sector like the luxury market. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of commerce and trade.
意味
A physical place where goods are bought and sold.
"They bought fresh produce at the local market."
The demand for a particular product or service in a specific area.
"There is a huge market for electric cars in Norway."
To advertise or promote a product to attract buyers.
"The company is trying to market the app to teenagers."
To sell goods in a marketplace.
"He markets his handmade jewelry at the weekend fair."