marketplace
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈmɑrkɪtˌpleɪs/
:
mercado
- In the current healthcare marketplace, the risks of allowing inducements outweigh the benefits.
- global marketplace
- electronic marketplace
- competitive marketplace
He said your value in the marketplace has not been priced yet.
- He said your value in the marketplace has not been priced yet.
- Like are transactions being done in your marketplace, yes or no?
- We have a working marketplace in Medicare.
- We create this bustling marketplace in which they can trade genetic wares.
- And the problem I saw in the marketplace was that finance is boring.
- The reason this is the best time is because those marketplaces are underpriced.
- Salon Art, it's worth noting, is the most popular NFT marketplace on Solana.
- Be the most knowledgeable agent in your marketplace and you will be rewarded, I promise.
- So for anybody who doesn't, Angel List is a marketplace that connects startups with capital.
- I think my, my, my marketplace skills are better.
- And he'll have to sell his old stuff on Facebook Marketplace for sale.
- I said the NFT marketplace is a living, breathing orgasm.
Examples
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In today's digital marketplace, many consumers prefer to shop online for convenience.
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Marketing starts with an unfulfilled need in the marketplace and figures out how to plug it.
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But we must remember the marketplace does only one thing.
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Now in the world of the marketplace, value was in relationships.
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The energy in this marketplace and this region in general.
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But you want choices and what the marketplace provides is those choices.
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And the problem I saw in the marketplace was that finance is boring.
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As a result, many contractors seeking new business opportunities in the government marketplace turn to state and local markets.
Academic text (2017) -
Park Shark is a marketplace for parking spots.
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All of your competitors are desperate to get to the marketplace with this technology before you.
Synonyms
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1.0
Buying and selling goods or services to make money
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1.0
The activity of buying and selling goods and services
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2.7
Buying and selling goods and services on a large scale
Compounds
- NSFW
A social situation where people look for romantic or sexual partners and compete
How Big
199
3.2
- UK
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3.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Marketplace comes from the parts market meaning 'trade' and place meaning 'location'. So it literally named the place for buying and selling, and that is why we now use it for the whole business world where companies compete.