mart
BrE /mɑːt/ AmE /mɑrt/
noun en → es
the second day of the week, following Sunday and before Tuesday
martes
Collocations on Monday
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She starts work on Mondays.
Ella empieza a trabajar los lunes.
a hand tool with a heavy metal head, used for driving nails into wood or other materials
martillo
Collocations hammer in/nail
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He hammered the nail into the wall.
Él clavó el clavo en la pared con un martillo.
a type of hockey played on a hard surface with a small, flat wooden puck and long sticks with blades at the end
hockey sobre hielo
Collocations ice hockey team
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The ice hockey match was very exciting.
El partido de hockey sobre hielo fue muy emocionante.
a place where goods are sold, especially fresh food and other items such as clothing or household goods
mercado
Collocations go to the market
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She goes to the market every day.
Ella va al mercado todos los días.
a person or thing that is being aimed at, attacked, criticized, etc.
objetivo, blanco
Collocations target audience
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The company's target market is young professionals.
El mercado objetivo de la empresa es los profesionales jóvenes.
a goal or aim that someone wants to achieve
objetivo, meta
Collocations set a target
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The company has set a sales target of $5 million.
La empresa ha fijado una meta de ventas de 5 millones de dólares.
a type of market where goods are sold, especially in the UK and Ireland
mercado
Collocations go to the mart
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He goes to the mart every week.
Él va al mercado cada semana.
a type of market where livestock is sold, especially in Scotland and northern England
mercado de ganado
Collocations go to the mart
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Farmers take their livestock to the mart.
Los granjeros llevan su ganado al mercado.