af·ter·mar·ket n. 부품[제2차] 시장, 서비스 용품 시장; 신규 증권 발행 후의 시장

buyer's market 관용구

corner the market

become the main supplier, have a monopoly Japanese automakers are trying to corner the luxury car market.

flea market

a place where antiques or secondhand things are sold We went to a flea market last Saturday to try and buy some dishes.

in the market for

wanting or ready to buy something I am in the market for a new computer as my old one is too slow.

on the market

ready to sell, for sale, up for sale Yes, our house is on the market. We want to sell it by October 1.

play the stock market

buy stocks and shares, sell stocks and shares "At first he invested in real estate; then he played the stock market."

soft market

a period when sales are few and prices are low The real estate market is soft now. Don't try to sell your house.

play the market

try to make money on the stock market by buying and selling stocks玩股票
Sometimes Mr．White makes a lot of money when he plays the market，and sometimes he loses．怀特先生玩股票有时赚大钱，有时则赔本。

in the market

Idiom(s): in the market (for sth)

Theme: COMMERCE

wanting to buy something.
• I'm in the market for a video recorder.
• If you have a boat for sale, we're in the market.

drug on the market

Idiom(s): drug on the market

Theme: ABUNDANCE

on the market in great abundance; a glut on the market.
• Right now, small computers are a drug on the market.
• Ten years ago, small transistor radios were a drug on the market.

Bear market

A bear market is a period when investors are pessimistic and expect financial losses so are more likely to sell than to buy shares.

a buyer's market

An bread-and-butter bearings in which accumulation is greater than demand, thereby consistent in lower prices, added choices, and greater advantage for the buyer. The adverse is alleged a seller's market. The contempo advances in solar-panel technology accept fabricated it a buyer's bazaar for those attractive to accommodate solar activity into their homes or businesses. I'd accumulate renting for now—if the absolute acreage balloon bursts again, it will become a buyer's bazaar for houses.Learn more: market

a ˌbuyer’s ˈmarket

a bearings in which there is a lot of a accurate account for sale, so that prices are low and bodies affairs accept a choice: We got a actual acceptable accord on our new car — it absolutely is a buyer’s bazaar at the moment. OPPOSITE: a seller’s marketLearn more: market

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More Idioms/Phrases

Be on the pig's back Be out in force Be out in left field Be that as it may Be true blue Be up the spout Bean counter Bear market Beard the lion in his own den Beat someone to the draw Beat swords into ploughshares Beat the daylights out of someone Beat to the punch