merchandise
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈmɜrʧənˌdaɪz/
:
mercancía
- Fans eagerly lined up to buy exclusive concert merchandise featuring their favorite artist.
- sell merchandise
- merchandise for sale
- price of merchandise
And she's off talking to like the head of merchandise no less.
- And she's off talking to like the head of merchandise no less.
- So we have merchandise sales, we do courses.
- Suddenly, workers delivering boxes of merchandise come crashing down the street.
- He started doing that by trying to sell Saint Patty's Day merchandise in downtown Erie.
- Does Lululemon have the right merchandise in this season?
- And one thing that we're hitting hard is like merchandise, clothing, that kind of stuff.
- In those Depression years, we used to borrow merchandise from other stores.
- We're seeing the merchandise trade balances decrease.
- So it's, it's like I said, the merchandise is so big and it's just in such demand.
- So I tried to flip cars, I flip merchandise and then I found wholesaling.
- Yeah, just that business cards, design, e-commerce merchandise, like the list goes on and on.
- Also check out my Spreadshot store for ex robots merchandise.
Examples
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Make sure you stop by the merchandise table, pick up a T-shirt, a hoodie.
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People walked through it, picking over the merchandise that had been thrown into the street.
Fiction book (1991) -
And click here to go to our merchandise store or something.
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Buy the merchandise and all.
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I got some quality Swedish merchandise flying in.
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Does Lululemon have the right merchandise in this season?
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Just so you understand, Maverick merchandise is by far the best merchandise online.
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Our problem, and yours too... ...is we have a shipment of merchandise to deliver.
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The store itself made no such distinction but simply offered its wide-ranging merchandise for sale.
Fiction book (1993) -
I also want to thank Inspire Change merchandise and the people who have purchased the T-shirts.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thing that people make to sell, like a phone or shampoo
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3.7
Things made to sell, like plates or cups
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7.9
Products that a band or brand sells to fans, like T-shirts
An item offered for sale or trade in business
Compounds
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Etymology
Merchandise comes from old words meaning 'trade' and 'goods', and it shares the same root as merchant and market; imagine a stall full of things to buy. So merchandise means the items someone sells, like T-shirts or posters.