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merchandise 【MERCHANDISE】The store had a large stock of merchandise. 该店有大批的商品存货供应。【重点词汇】merchandise n. 商品

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['mɜːrtʃəndaɪs] 
merchandisecommodities offered for sale
The noun merchandise refers to things that can be bought or sold, like the merchandise that's for sale at your local record shop, or the merchandise sold by sidewalk vendors in a big city.
When you go into a store, you're surrounded by merchandise, whether it's food, clothing, or books. Goods that can be bought or sold are merchandise, and so are items connected with a particular movie or music group — like the t-shirts you can buy at a rock concert's merchandise booth. Merchandise is also a verb, meaning "to promote or advertise" — "Retail stores merchandise goods using displays, signs, or mannequins."
All forms of 'merchandise' will appear on average once every 734 pages.merchandisemerchandisermerchandising

Front	merchandise
Pron	['mɜːrtʃəndaɪs]
Back	【MERCHANDISE】 The store had a large stock of merchandise. 该店有大批的商品存货供应。【重点词汇】 merchandise n. 商品
Vocab	merchandisecommodities offered for sale The noun merchandise refers to things that can be bought or sold, like the merchandise that's for sale at your local record shop, or the merchandise sold by sidewalk vendors in a big city. When you go into a store, you're surrounded by merchandise, whether it's food, clothing, or books. Goods that can be bought or sold are merchandise, and so are items connected with a particular movie or music group — like the t-shirts you can buy at a rock concert's merchandise booth. Merchandise is also a verb, meaning "to promote or advertise" — "Retail stores merchandise goods using displays, signs, or mannequins." All forms of 'merchandise' will appear on average once every 734 pages. merchandise merchandiser merchandising

Merchandise Sale Bought Sold Goods Mɜːrtʃəndaɪs Store Large