dry market
The term "dry market" typically refers to markets that sell non-perishable goods or markets with a dry floor, often in contrast to "wet markets" that sell fresh produce and have wet floors.
Definition
B2Retail
(general)A place where non-perishable goods like clothing and electronics are sold.
Example
- She went to the dry market to buy a new laptop and some clothes.
B2Singapore
(regional)A market selling fresh produce and other goods with a dry floor.
Example
- Unlike the wet market, the dry market in Singapore is cleaner and sells a variety of fresh produce.
C1Economics
(technical)A situation where there is a scarcity of goods, leading to higher prices due to limited supply.
Example
- The dry market for semiconductors has driven up prices for electronics.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dry market":
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