What does the word market mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the noun form, the definition of market is a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities, an area or arena in which commercial dealings are conducted.
In the verb form, the definition of market is advertise or promote (something).
The following are 21 example sentences using the word market. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below :
- I will pray Friday prayers at the mosque next to the Surabaya Main Market
- My mother works as an egg seller at the market.
- He was able to go on Hajj from the proceeds of selling tofu and tempeh at the market.
- We were happy to see the market floor which had been neatly tiled.
- They will carry out a scale test at the Setono Betek Kediri market
- Previously, he sold at the market before opening his clothing shop on the side of the main road.
- The cheap rice market operation was attacked by residents.
- Abdurrahman bin Auf, a friend of the Prophet, when he arrived in Medina asked to be shown the location of the market.
- Mrs. Salisa likes going to traditional markets.
- Please buy me mustard greens and cabbage at the market.
- Usually, Annisa’s mother likes talking and selling at the market.
- Meeting her best friend at the market is medicine in itself for Mrs. Kasiyem.
- During market operations this afternoon, residents can buy rice for IDR 10,600 per kilogram.
- According to the Indonesian Minister of Trade, the government will speed up the distribution of SPHP rice to the market.
- To anticipate the increase in basic food prices ahead of the month of Ramadan, the Bekasi district government is preparing market operations.
- People’s markets have more potential to develop the creative economy.
- To support cultural tourism, the Sentul Yogyakarta market will integrate markets and culinary delights.
- The Indonesian capital market will welcome 170,000 new investors in January 2024.
- The Indonesian Ministry of Trade will invite East Java entrepreneurs to work on traditional market opportunities.
- The Indonesian Stock Exchange believes that the Japanese and British recession will not spread to the Indonesian capital market.
- The Surabaya city government will optimize the cheap market movement as a solution to dealing with rising prices of basic commodities.
