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mer·can·tile
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词根:mercer
adj.merchant 商业的,商人的
n.merchandise 商品;货物
merchant 商人,批发商;店主
merchandiser 商人
mercantilism 重商主义;商人本性;商业主义
mercer 绸缎商人;布商;呢绒布商
vi.merchandise 经商
vt.merchandise 买卖;推销
Adjective
1. of or relating to the economic system of mercantilism;
"mercantile theories"
"mercantile system"
2. profit oriented;
"a commercial book"
"preached a mercantile and militant patriotism"- John Buchan
"a mercenary enterprise"
"a moneymaking business"
3. of or relating to or characteristic of trade or traders;
"the mercantile North was forging ahead"- Van Wyck Brooks
mercantile system重商主义;重商制度
chicago mercantile exchange芝加哥商业交易所
"与商人、贸易或商业有关的",1640年代,源自法语 mercantile(17世纪),源自意大利 mercantile,源自中世纪拉丁语 mercantile,源自拉丁语 mercantem(主格 mercans)"商人",也指"贸易",来自 mercari 的现在分词"进行贸易",源自 merx 的"商品,货物"(参见 market(名词))。Mercantile system 首次出现在亚当·斯密(1776年)。
Mercantile system, in polit. econ., the belief generally held till the end of the last century, that all wealth consists in gold and silver, and that therefore the exportation of goods and importation of gold should be encouraged by the state, while the importation of goods and the exportation of gold should be forbidden, or at least restricted as much as possible. [Century Dictionary, 1895]
商业体系,在 polit. econ. 中,直到上个世纪末,普遍认为所有财富都以黄金和白银为基础,因此国家应该鼓励商品的出口和黄金的进口,同时禁止或至少尽可能限制商品的进口和黄金的出口。[世纪词典,1895年]
商业征信所
French, from Italian, from mercante merchant, from Latin mercant-, mercans, from present participle of mercari to trade — more at market
The first known use of mercantile was in 1638
merchandise1 of 2noun
the goods that are bought and sold in trade
merchandise2 of 2verb
to buy and sell : tradeespecially: to try to improve sales of goods or services by attractive presentation and publicity
merchandise1 of 2noun
the goods that are bought and sold in trade
merchandise2 of 2verb
to buy and sell : tradeespecially: to try to improve sales of goods or services by attractive presentation and publicity
mercerizeverb
to treat cotton fiber or fabrics with a chemical so that the fibers are strengthened, take dyes better, and often acquire a soft shine
mercerizeverb
to treat cotton fiber or fabrics with a chemical so that the fibers are strengthened, take dyes better, and often acquire a soft shine
mercernoun
a dealer in textile fabrics
mercenary1 of 2noun
one that serves only for wagesespecially: a soldier hired by a foreign country to fight in its army
mercenary2 of 2adjective
serving only for the pay or reward mercenary soldier
mercenary armies
greedy for money
mercenary business owners
mercenary1 of 2noun
one that serves only for wagesespecially: a soldier hired by a foreign country to fight in its army
mercenary2 of 2adjective
serving only for the pay or reward mercenary soldier
mercenary armies
greedy for money
mercenary business owners
mercantileadjective
of or relating to merchants, trade, or commerce
mercantile businesses
1 “Another Story” opens with a monologue that traces Nigeria’s independence in 1960 back to a transaction between the British government and the Royal Niger Co., the mercantile company that would eventually be absorbed by Unilever.
2 A general habit of reserve on whatever was important seemed bred in his mercantile blood.
在他那做生意人的血流里,似乎养成了一种对任何重大事情都能保守秘密的习惯.
3 CME, created when the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade combined last year, began negotiations with Nymex in January.
CME是去年芝加哥商品交易所和芝加哥交易所合并之时创立的,1月份与纽约商品交易所开始谈判。
4 "Both parties were not disinterested, " he said."My sense is that a de facto decision was made by both partiesto adopt this mercantile paradigm."
“参与者(应是指医师与公司)都不是无私的,”他说,“我感觉那是一个由双方为适应这种商业模式而作出的实际决定。”
5 The cozy lobby has a coffee shop, mercantile and wood-burning stove.
6 Uruapan’s “skill and destiny” was mercantile, first as a center of trade for surrounding artisans who flocked to the town in particularly large numbers during Holy Week.
7 Out of such unexpectedly mercantile zeal were Bamiyan's giant Buddhas funded.
8 The creator foreign currency futures is the International Money Market of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
芝加哥交易所的创立,标志着真正现代意义上的期货交易市场的诞生.
9 Ms. DeWitt, still playing the level-headed straight-woman, captures the mercantile spirit of the occasion with her first line of the interview: “Thank you for creating this opportunity, babe.”
10 Art & commerce Designers this season appeared to sit in two camps: Those who adopted a more mercantile mindset — perhaps in response to concerns around another recession — and those who seemingly through caution to the wind and chose art over commerce.
11 A display of plum-colored jewels and diamond necklaces comes from the mercantile House of Bijoux.
12 The flower beds are set beside lakes, pavilions and woodland paths and have been a quaintly over-the-top display of the floral and mercantile ingenuity of the Netherlands bulb industry for decades.
13 These trade terms have been developed by mercantile custom and standardized to a certain extent.
这些贸易条款是在商业惯例中形成并在一定程度上标准化了的.
14 The mercantile or naval ships or shipping fleet of a country.
所有船舶一国商业或海军的船只或舰队。
15 I hadn’t been paying any mind to where we were going, but looking up I saw that we’d made it to the mercantile.
16 But in the 15th century, in large part because of the expansion and enrichment of a mercantile class, there arose a market for pictures of family members for at-home display.
17 But she’s got a backward version of the mercantile pop intelligence.
18 That this confluence of events is only occurring in 2018 probably says more about the peculiar mercantile folkways of Broadway than it does about any collective cultural impact of these plays.
19 But his plays, celebrated for their acute observation of the Russian mercantile classes, never had the impact in the West that they did on his home turf.
20 The hotel, owned by Paspaley, a major pearl company in Australia, is in a repurposed office building with a mercantile past.
1 重商主义的
3 贸易的
7 商业的
9 商人
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