英语词汇cattle market的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

cattle market

noun [ C ] uk/ˈkæt.əl ˌmɑː.kɪt/ us/ˈkæt̬.əl ˌmɑːr.kɪt/

(COWS)

[ C ]牲畜市场，家畜市场

a place or occasion where cows and bulls (= male cows) are bought and sold

The town was well known for its cattle market. 这个镇子过去因为牲畜市场而闻名。

Every Monday the farmers would go to the cattle market. 每个星期一农民们都会去牲畜市场。

[ C usually singular ]牛只市场，养牛场

the business or trade in cows and bulls

While the cattle market has been fairly consistent, the lamb market has hit a 50-year low. 虽然牛市的行情一直相当稳定，但羊市却跌至50年来的新低。

Inspectors at cattle markets were told to watch for symptoms of the disease.
There is still a regular cattle market here for farmers.
Cities such as Wolverhampton, Bristol, and Liverpool built new cattle markets close to railway stations.
The wheat and cattle markets are pretty strong.
The announcement spooked cattle markets and sent beef prices tumbling.

(PEOPLE)

[ C usually singular ] UK informal disapproving（试图寻找性伙伴的）人肉市场

a place or situation in which there are a lot of people who are looked at, treated, or moved around as if they were animals, especially a place where people try to find sexual partners

Tuesday night is ladies' night and women get free drinks, which turns the place into a cattle market. 周二晚是女士之夜，女士酒水免费，结果这里变成了人肉市场。

In the fashion industry people treat models like livestock. It's like a cattle market.
We all went to the club, we were just going for a joke because you know it's a cattle market.
It was like a cattle market. The reps herded us round their properties but they didn't show us many nice places.
Parents' evening was admittedly a bit of a cattle market, but at least you could find out how your kids were doing.

词汇	cattle market
释义	cattle market noun [ C ] uk/ˈkæt.əl ˌmɑː.kɪt/ us/ˈkæt̬.əl ˌmɑːr.kɪt/ (COWS) [ C ]牲畜市场，家畜市场 a place or occasion where cows and bulls (= male cows) are bought and sold The town was well known for its cattle market. 这个镇子过去因为牲畜市场而闻名。 Every Monday the farmers would go to the cattle market. 每个星期一农民们都会去牲畜市场。 [ C usually singular ]牛只市场，养牛场 the business or trade in cows and bulls While the cattle market has been fairly consistent, the lamb market has hit a 50-year low. 虽然牛市的行情一直相当稳定，但羊市却跌至50年来的新低。更多例句 Inspectors at cattle markets were told to watch for symptoms of the disease. There is still a regular cattle market here for farmers. Cities such as Wolverhampton, Bristol, and Liverpool built new cattle markets close to railway stations. The wheat and cattle markets are pretty strong. The announcement spooked cattle markets and sent beef prices tumbling. (PEOPLE) [ C usually singular ] UK informal disapproving（试图寻找性伙伴的）人肉市场 a place or situation in which there are a lot of people who are looked at, treated, or moved around as if they were animals, especially a place where people try to find sexual partners Tuesday night is ladies' night and women get free drinks, which turns the place into a cattle market. 周二晚是女士之夜，女士酒水免费，结果这里变成了人肉市场。更多例句 In the fashion industry people treat models like livestock. It's like a cattle market. We all went to the club, we were just going for a joke because you know it's a cattle market. It was like a cattle market. The reps herded us round their properties but they didn't show us many nice places. Parents' evening was admittedly a bit of a cattle market, but at least you could find out how your kids were doing.
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