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mer·chant
muhr chnt
词根:mercer
adj.mercantile 商业的;商人的;重商主义的
merchantable 适销的;可买卖的;有销路的
n.merchandiser 商人
mercantile 商品
mercantilism 重商主义;商人本性;商业主义
mercer 绸缎商人;布商;呢绒布商
merchantman 商船;商人
noun
a buyer and seller of commodities for profit : trader
the operator of a retail business : storekeeper
one that is noted for a particular quality or activity : specialist
a speed merchant on the base paths
adjective
of, relating to, used in, or engaged in commerce
The city's reputation, though, is as a merchant city in this nation historically known for its traders.—Peter Theroux
of, relating to, or used in a merchant marine One hundred years ago, a group of 11 senators blocked a bill that would have allowed U.S. merchant ships to arm themselves against German U-boats as World War I raged in Europe.—James Hohmann
part of the merchant fleet
verb
transitive verb
to deal or trade in
intransitive verb
archaic to deal or trade as a merchant
merchant ship商船
merchant marine(一个国家的)商船,商船队
merchant bank商业银行
merchant banking商业银行业务
retail merchant零售商
commission merchantn. 代销商,掮客
merchant fleet商船队
这组词都有“商人”的意思,其区别是:
dealer指商人时多与表商店的字连用。
businessman指有经验、善于经营、从事各种买卖活动的买卖人、实业家或工商业家。
merchant指从事批发生意的大商人,尤指从事国际贸易的大商人,但在美国或苏格兰等地,也指一般商人。
tradesman指零卖商人,开小店的商人。
trader指从事贸易工作的人,也指贩子。
以上来源于网络
"从事购买商业商品并以获利再次出售的人",早期13世纪, marchaunt(12世纪晚期作为姓氏),源自盎格鲁-法语 marchaunt “商人,店主”(古法语 marcheant,现代法语 marchand),源自通俗拉丁语 *mercatantem(主格 *mercatans)“买家”,拉丁语 mercari “贸易,交易,经营”(见 market(n.))的现在分词 *mercatare 的频率形式。意思是“家伙,小伙子”,始于1540年代; 带有特定的限定词,暗示着从事某种行业的人(例如 speed merchant “喜欢快速驾驶的人”,始于1914年)。
商贩
Noun Middle English marchant, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *mercatant-, mercatans, from present participle of mercatare to trade, frequentative of Latin mercari — more at market
The first known use of merchant was in the 13th century
mercuricadjective
of, relating to, or containing mercury
mercurialadjective
characterized by rapid and unpredictable change of mood
mercuric
mercilessadjective
having no mercy : pitiless
merciless slaughter
mercilessadjective
having no mercy : pitiless
merciless slaughter
mercifuladjective
having or showing mercy : compassionate
a merciful ruler
merchant1 of 2noun
a buyer and seller of goods for profitespecially: one who carries on trade on a large scale or with foreign countries
storekeeper sense 2
merchant2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or used in trade
a merchant ship
of or relating to a merchant marine
merchantmannoun
a ship used in trade
merchant1 of 2noun
a buyer and seller of goods for profitespecially: one who carries on trade on a large scale or with foreign countries
storekeeper sense 2
merchant2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or used in trade
a merchant ship
of or relating to a merchant marine
1 Mr. O’Flanagan was the assistant manager of the gin and a former merchant sailor, and he loved having a bird around.
2 Hazel moved into the crowd, checking out the merchants and their carts.
3 I spotted Samir in the crowd, hassling an Uzbek merchant with a scraggly beard that looked like the roots of a turnip.
4 To help the wine merchants out, Kepler chopped up the barrels—in his mind—into an infinite number of infinitely tiny pieces, and then added them back together again to yield their volumes.
5 There were no pheasant-shooting proprietors then, to see that the undergrowth was thinned, and not one thousandth part of the number of the present-day timber merchants who prune judiciously at the few remaining woods.
6 There lived moneylender named Shylock in Venice. He earned a lot by lending money to merchants.
在威尼斯住着一位名叫夏洛克的放债者, 他通过向商人放债赚了很多钱.
7 He signed on as a merchant seaman, and in 1953, when he was nineteen, his ship docked at Norfolk, Virginia.
8 There were silk merchants and spice merchants and jewellers.
9 He read the name of the merchant’s daughter, which he hadn’t even known, and he read things he had never told anyone.
10 Now there was a merchant’s crown, I thought, a full meal for nothing but a story.
11 The Indians “died in heapes as they lay in their houses,” the merchant Thomas Morton observed.
12 And yet, there are many recordings about Qin rulers espeially Qin shihuang respected big merchant.
可《史记·货殖列传》中却记载有很多秦统治者重视大商人的史实.
13 “We’ll take it,” I said, shoving the sack of gunpowder into the merchant’s hand and grabbing a single bag of cherry paste and a jar of raki.
14 “No, I know that smile. It is a cruel queen who dices with men’s hearts. Humble merchants like myself are no more than stones beneath your jeweled sandals.”
15 He had no qualifications to recommend him, but there was at least a chance he could hire onto a merchant convoy and work his way there.
16 “I’d like to build a display case for the crystal,” the boy said to the merchant.
17 This is a merchant bank.
这是个商业银行。
18 How do they find enough merchants to work with them?
19 The merchant rummaged about in the back of his stall and produced a small oaken cask.
20 If this merchant couple did agree to a patronage, it would add not only prestige but new revenue for the zoo.
1 热衷于…的人
7 热中者
8 贸易商
9 贩子
10 贸易的
12 经商
13 商人的
14 对入迷的人
15 有销路的
18 热衷者
20 买卖人
21 家伙
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23 买卖
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24 批发商
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26 商船
27 经营
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28 商业的
29 人
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30 供应商