market

A2 · Elementary Countable noun American English

n. a shop that sells food and household items.

n. a retail establishment, such as a grocery store or supermarket, selling food and domestic supplies.

日本語:マーケット※

“I need to stop at the market on my way home to get some milk.”

“The small corner market remains a vital resource for elderly residents who cannot travel to the larger supermarkets on the outskirts of town.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Economics

n. the group of people who might want to buy a particular product.

n. a specific demographic or group of potential consumers for a particular product or service.

日本語:マーケット※

“The company is trying to reach a younger market with its new smartphone.”

“Market research suggests that there is a significant untapped market for luxury eco-tourism among retirees in Northern Europe.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Economics

n. the business of buying and selling a specific type of product.

n. the abstract system or sector of commercial activity for specific goods or securities.

“The housing market has been very slow this year because of high interest rates.”

“Fluctuations in the global oil market have a direct and immediate impact on the operating costs of international shipping companies.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to advertise and try to sell a product to people.

v. to promote or make a product available for sale through advertising and strategic positioning.

“They are marketing the new drink as a healthy alternative to soda.”

“The studio struggled to market the film effectively because it didn't fit neatly into a single genre like horror or comedy.”