commodities 的定义
plural com·mod·i·ties.
- an article of trade or commerce, especially a product as distinguished from a service.
- something of use, advantage, or value.
- Stock Exchange. any unprocessed or partially processed good, as grain, fruits, and vegetables, or precious metals.
- Obsolete. a quantity of goods.
commodities 近义词
merchandise, possession
更多commodities例句
- Shellac was and is an insect commodity, made by the insects.
- This commodity was going to flow through their property to distant consumers, while enriching people not just outside the county or state, but outside the country.
- Strong Brazilian shipments at a time of weak consumption because of pandemic lockdowns help explain why arabica futures are down 16% this year, more than any other major farm commodity.
- The mobile video platform is not exactly a hot commodity considering how it has struggled to attract much positive attention since its April debut.
- That our attention is a commodity in the information age is no secret.
- Outside of trading commodities, it also no longer serves as a major global financial center.
- How did we reach the stage where female bodies are treated as commodities?
- But most destructively, it distorts that most precious of all commodities for a patient with a disease: hope.
- The company prides itself on the provenance of its blades, which, while cheap, are hardly commodities.
- Given that he will soon speculate his remaining money on the commodities market, this downward trajectory does not bode well.
- Thus among the huge mass of accumulated commodities the simplest wants would go unsatisfied.
- The Spanish authorities issued a decree regulating the price of meat and other commodities.
- Like the present America, all the world went to Africa, to get a supply of commodities.
- Although the demand for agricultural commodities has increased, the output per worker in agriculture has increased more rapidly.
- The warm air held the smell of all sorts of commodities; there was a great hum of small transactions, clink of small profits.