IPA: /ˈmɑːrkɪt/
KK: /ˈmɑrkɪt/
To engage in buying and selling goods or services in a marketplace.
Every Saturday, people market their homemade goods at the local fair.
Past: marketed
Past Participle: marketed
A place or area where people buy and sell goods, or a system for trading products and services.
Every Saturday, we visit the local market to buy fresh fruits and vegetables.
To offer goods or services for sale to customers.
The company plans to market its new product next month.
Past: marketed
Past Participle: marketed
Market → The word originates from Old North French *marché* (meaning a place where goods are bought and sold), which in turn comes from the Latin *mercatus* (meaning trade or commerce). The term 'market' refers to a place where trading occurs, specifically for buying and selling goods.
Think of a 'place for trade' — that's what a market is, where people come together to buy and sell goods.