bazaars

英 [bəˈzɑːz]

美 [bəˈzɑrz]

n.  (某些东方国家的)集市; (英、美等国的)义卖
bazaar的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 集市；市场
  In areas such as the Middle East and India, abazaaris a place where there are many small shops and stalls.
  1. Kamal was a vendor in Egypt's open-air bazaar.
     卡迈勒是埃及露天集市里的一个小贩。
• N-COUNT 义卖
  Abazaaris a sale to raise money for charity.
  1. ...a church bazaar.
     教堂义卖

双语例句

• Jaipur's bustling bazaars are a feast for the senses with brilliantly colored fabrics, exotic foods and bargains too tempting to pass up.
  齐浦尔熙来攘往的市集可说是感官的一大飨宴，这里有灿烂缤纷的布料、异国美食和让人很难不掏钱好占为己有的便宜玩意。
• Park your vehicles at supervised parking lots and do not park your vehicles along the roadside or at alleys and bazaars.
  日常停车时，要将车辆停入有人看管的停车场，不要随意停入在路边、胡同、集贸市场等处。
• Bazaars as the primary markets for grain circulation were reduced to the extent that farmers had to sell their grain products to mongers only at the door of their houses.
  粮食流通的初级市场&集市减少，农民多在自家庭院卖给前来收购的小贩；
• In Kyrgyzstan, there have been several informal local campaigns to chase Chinese merchants from local bazaars.
  在吉尔吉斯斯坦，已经出现过多次当地商人追捕中国商人的非正式行动。
• Being evolved from the specialization of traditional bazaars, bigger specialized markets gain more influence than primary markets.
  专业市场因传统集贸市场的专业化演进而形成，其规模和影响力普遍超过传统集贸市场等初级市场。
• Disturbing the public order of stations, wharves, civil airports, markets, bazaars, parks, theatres, entertainment centers, sports grounds, exhibition halls or other public places;
  （二）扰乱车站、码头、民用航空站、市场、商场、公园、影剧院、娱乐场、运动场、展览馆或者其他公共场所的秩序的；
• Its busy bazaars, described by travelers such as Portuguese Nunez and Paes, were centers of international commerce.
  这里的旅行者如葡萄牙的努奈兹（Nunez）和佩斯（Paes）称其为热闹集市，这里是国际商业中心。
• When the sky chooses, glory can rain into the Chandrapore bazaars.
  如果天公有意，昌德拉卜的集市也会大放光彩。
• He visited the shops and bazaars.
  他视察起各色铺子和市场来。
• In Turpan, there are a lot of bazaars, selling succulent fruits, colorful carpets and turbans.
  在吐鲁番，有许多集市，卖美味多汁的水果、彩鲜艳的地毯和头巾。