mart
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4.1
- noun
- /mɑrt/
:
mercado
- Every Saturday, the town hosts a bustling mart where vendors sell everything from handmade crafts to delicious street food.
- convenience mart
You actually don't need anything from the Methy Mart to use this product.
- You actually don't need anything from the Methy Mart to use this product.
- That is a mega Mart in Las Vegas.
- Anyways, I was getting in line like cattle in the Mart in line to get the holy bread.
- Okay, You do not need to buy a probiotic from one of the the big box store stores like China Mart.
- When I went to LA, I stayed in a hotel and the hotel like mini Mart, like their shop was called like the bodega.
Examples
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Maybe the place near the food mart.
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We're here at Zion Mart, Zion Market.
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Everyone, everyone inside of this Family Mart, things were strange.
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Oh, Big Box Mart, thank you for serving me.
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And then we came to H Mart and we're at the the little French joint.
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So, you prefer to spend most of your time here at the Quick Mart instead of out in the real world?
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Not only that, no local Mart, no local agricultural Mart would handle the sale.
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But thankfully we left soon and we headed over to H Mart, which this is where the red flags begin.
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That is a mega Mart in Las Vegas.
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Found this at H Mart which is the paste for that onion.
Synonyms
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1.0
A place where people buy and sell food and other items
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1.8
An open area or building in a town where people buy and sell goods
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3.4
A busy market with many small shops selling goods, often outdoors
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1.1
A shop or market that sells food and groceries
An open town area where people meet to buy and sell goods
A shop that sells goods to people
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Etymology
Mart is a short form of market, an older word that meant 'a place for buying and selling'. So a mart today is simply a place where people come to buy and sell goods.