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Definition of flea market in English: flea marketnoun A street market selling second-hand goods. 跳蚤市场（经营旧货、二手货的街头露天市场） Example sentencesExamples - She was still in her boots, brown Doc Martens that she bought on sale at the flea market just last week, when her life wasn't so dramatic.
- There was a flea market selling daft antiques - mainly old junk that it was difficult to imagine anyone buying.
- Perhaps, when you were young, your parents stopped at a flea market while on vacation and one vendor was selling old kitchen cupboards.
- Garcia said US Customs began tracking Guthrie after undercover agents linked him to pirated discs being sold at a Mississippi flea market.
- Present each with a small amount of cash (a fiver maximum), take them to the local flea market or car boot sale and let them browse around hoovering up the bargains.
- There is a flea market and fun fair planned for Zoo Lake, in Parkview.
- The Jam will also have a flea market where you can sell, buy and barter musical instruments, audiotapes, CDs and rock T-shirts.
- Experience the flea market - where junk shines brighter than neon!
- The flea market attached to the St. Jacob's market sells many interesting and unique items.
- The streets were filled with booths like a shanty flea market.
- And every Sunday, like a weekly ritual, a flea market also appears.
- If the author is correct in the assertion that one person is paying £26,000 in rents for a flea market, this does suggest that it is a business, rather than a charity.
- The city approved renovations for a flea market at Norwood Plaza Shopping Center at 5451 Norwood Ave.
- We also need a proper weekly flea market and secondhand book market just for starters.
- Sometimes an individual, after swinging a sweetheart deal at the flea market or auction, wants to know just how old a machine is.
- Right in town, the weekly flea market continues to grow as vendors hawk their wares and produce to all who desire the freshest of what our area has to offer.
- That's him in front of his store in the flea market!
- We see all this talk about what the flea market customers think, a survey carried out in the flea market is bound to show most people being in favour even if most of them are from outside Craven.
- Once a month in the summer locals gathered on the courthouse lawn for the flea market, exchanging gossip and junk under the big pecan trees.
- Nothing is more thrilling than discovering an old discarded treasure at a flea market or yard sale, purchasing it and placing it high on a shelf in your home where it will sit and be admired for years to come!
Synonyms shopping precinct, shopping complex, mall, shopping mall, arcade, shopping arcade, galleria, parade, shopping parade
Definition of flea market in US English: flea marketnounˈfli ˌmɑrkətˈflē ˌmärkət A market, typically outdoors, selling secondhand goods. 跳蚤市场（经营旧货、二手货的街头露天市场） Example sentencesExamples - There was a flea market selling daft antiques - mainly old junk that it was difficult to imagine anyone buying.
- Garcia said US Customs began tracking Guthrie after undercover agents linked him to pirated discs being sold at a Mississippi flea market.
- We also need a proper weekly flea market and secondhand book market just for starters.
- Sometimes an individual, after swinging a sweetheart deal at the flea market or auction, wants to know just how old a machine is.
- We see all this talk about what the flea market customers think, a survey carried out in the flea market is bound to show most people being in favour even if most of them are from outside Craven.
- Once a month in the summer locals gathered on the courthouse lawn for the flea market, exchanging gossip and junk under the big pecan trees.
- Nothing is more thrilling than discovering an old discarded treasure at a flea market or yard sale, purchasing it and placing it high on a shelf in your home where it will sit and be admired for years to come!
- Perhaps, when you were young, your parents stopped at a flea market while on vacation and one vendor was selling old kitchen cupboards.
- If the author is correct in the assertion that one person is paying £26,000 in rents for a flea market, this does suggest that it is a business, rather than a charity.
- The city approved renovations for a flea market at Norwood Plaza Shopping Center at 5451 Norwood Ave.
- The Jam will also have a flea market where you can sell, buy and barter musical instruments, audiotapes, CDs and rock T-shirts.
- Right in town, the weekly flea market continues to grow as vendors hawk their wares and produce to all who desire the freshest of what our area has to offer.
- She was still in her boots, brown Doc Martens that she bought on sale at the flea market just last week, when her life wasn't so dramatic.
- The flea market attached to the St. Jacob's market sells many interesting and unique items.
- And every Sunday, like a weekly ritual, a flea market also appears.
- Present each with a small amount of cash (a fiver maximum), take them to the local flea market or car boot sale and let them browse around hoovering up the bargains.
- There is a flea market and fun fair planned for Zoo Lake, in Parkview.
- The streets were filled with booths like a shanty flea market.
- That's him in front of his store in the flea market!
- Experience the flea market - where junk shines brighter than neon!
Synonyms shopping precinct, shopping complex, mall, shopping mall, arcade, shopping arcade, galleria, parade, shopping parade
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