Definition of marketable in English:

marketable

adjective ˈmɑːkɪtəb(ə)lˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l

1Able or fit to be sold or marketed.
可销售的，适合上市销售的
the flotation will make the shares marketable
Example sentencesExamples
- But the idea was kept under wraps for years until it was marketable.
- There are plenty of people who treat spirituality as a marketable commodity.
- The event, organised by the Guild of Scriveners, is a tradition which was originally intended to test that ale on sale in the city was of marketable quality.
- One of the most interesting - and potentially marketable - are natural aromas.
- On a global scale, and in many developing nations, water is a scarce and valuable, and clearly marketable, commodity.
- Frustrated savers sell their bonds and put the proceeds in marketable commodities.
- Demand for the loans necessary to create the marketable securities simply could not be satisfied.
- English Heritage however, demanded proof that the building had no marketable use.
- Kidding aside, the resolution said water was a basic human right and should not be treated as a marketable commodity.
- But times have changed, and rugby league has once again become a very marketable commodity.
- Faces, which are marketable pieces of personal property, are vulnerable.
- Being able to translate those ideas into marketable material is another.
- He suggests that the solution lies in treating knowledge as any other marketable commodity.
Synonyms
saleable, sellable, merchantable
rare vendible
1. 1.1 Attractive to potential employers or clients; in demand.
  marketable skills
  有市场需求的技能。
  Example sentencesExamples
  From comics to card games, movies to merchandise, X-Men is undoubtedly one of the worlds most marketable brands.
  But, today, to become politically marketable a party needs to be open to new ideas and new members.
  What is needed are global changes to make the platform more marketable.
  Today, every show that is on is pre-taped and then edited to be as catchy and marketable as possible.
  This band could not be more marketable and polished, yet remains unsigned.
  Increasingly, however, Canadians are writing novels set outside Canada, in order to be global and marketable.
  Snoopy dancing and saying ‘Have a good morning’ is a very marketable image.
  Thousands of Russians are now studying in America and Europe, and have acquired marketable skills, enabling them to land lucrative jobs.
  The important thing to remember is that a college degree is what's going to make you more marketable than anything else.
  She will find it increasingly hard to find any place to call her own from now on after advertisers identified her as the most marketable woman in sport.
  But he said the county, with its lakes and mountains, had an eminently marketable image that could play well with the wider public.
  The quality of education was also key in making student's globally marketable.
  The other could be a more child-friendly and marketable animal mascot, which are very popular in sports.
  The course will benefit unemployed people as it will gain them another skill which could make them more marketable in the search for jobs.
  But as he had hoped from the outset, appearing on television did what politics had failed to do: it made him marketable to the print media.
  You have to be pretty marketable to sell a series simply by tacking your name to the front of it.
  It's suddenly marketable, sexy, vibrant and most importantly, relevant.
  As yet, they haven't come up with a marketable name for the product.
  Maintaining quantity, supply security and punctuality in delivery are also important to make the products marketable.
  This same publishing industry has turned a cold shoulder to other, less marketable writers.
  Synonyms
  in demand, sought-after, wanted

Definition of marketable in US English:

marketable

adjectiveˈmɑrkədəb(ə)lˈmärkədəb(ə)l

1Able or fit to be sold or marketed.
可销售的，适合上市销售的
the fish are perfectly marketable
这种鱼完全适合市场销售。
Example sentencesExamples
- Being able to translate those ideas into marketable material is another.
- The event, organised by the Guild of Scriveners, is a tradition which was originally intended to test that ale on sale in the city was of marketable quality.
- But the idea was kept under wraps for years until it was marketable.
- He suggests that the solution lies in treating knowledge as any other marketable commodity.
- Demand for the loans necessary to create the marketable securities simply could not be satisfied.
- Kidding aside, the resolution said water was a basic human right and should not be treated as a marketable commodity.
- But times have changed, and rugby league has once again become a very marketable commodity.
- Frustrated savers sell their bonds and put the proceeds in marketable commodities.
- There are plenty of people who treat spirituality as a marketable commodity.
- One of the most interesting - and potentially marketable - are natural aromas.
- English Heritage however, demanded proof that the building had no marketable use.
- Faces, which are marketable pieces of personal property, are vulnerable.
- On a global scale, and in many developing nations, water is a scarce and valuable, and clearly marketable, commodity.
Synonyms
saleable, sellable, merchantable
1. 1.1 In demand.
  有销路的；有需求的
  marketable skills
  有市场需求的技能。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This band could not be more marketable and polished, yet remains unsigned.
  The other could be a more child-friendly and marketable animal mascot, which are very popular in sports.
  This same publishing industry has turned a cold shoulder to other, less marketable writers.
  From comics to card games, movies to merchandise, X-Men is undoubtedly one of the worlds most marketable brands.
  Thousands of Russians are now studying in America and Europe, and have acquired marketable skills, enabling them to land lucrative jobs.
  You have to be pretty marketable to sell a series simply by tacking your name to the front of it.
  But as he had hoped from the outset, appearing on television did what politics had failed to do: it made him marketable to the print media.
  She will find it increasingly hard to find any place to call her own from now on after advertisers identified her as the most marketable woman in sport.
  But, today, to become politically marketable a party needs to be open to new ideas and new members.
  What is needed are global changes to make the platform more marketable.
  As yet, they haven't come up with a marketable name for the product.
  Increasingly, however, Canadians are writing novels set outside Canada, in order to be global and marketable.
  But he said the county, with its lakes and mountains, had an eminently marketable image that could play well with the wider public.
  The course will benefit unemployed people as it will gain them another skill which could make them more marketable in the search for jobs.
  The quality of education was also key in making student's globally marketable.
  Snoopy dancing and saying ‘Have a good morning’ is a very marketable image.
  Maintaining quantity, supply security and punctuality in delivery are also important to make the products marketable.
  Today, every show that is on is pre-taped and then edited to be as catchy and marketable as possible.
  The important thing to remember is that a college degree is what's going to make you more marketable than anything else.
  It's suddenly marketable, sexy, vibrant and most importantly, relevant.
  Synonyms
  in demand, sought-after, wanted

单词	marketable
释义	Definition of marketable in English: marketable adjective ˈmɑːkɪtəb(ə)lˈmɑrkədəb(ə)l 1Able or fit to be sold or marketed. 可销售的，适合上市销售的 the flotation will make the shares marketable Example sentencesExamples But the idea was kept under wraps for years until it was marketable. There are plenty of people who treat spirituality as a marketable commodity. The event, organised by the Guild of Scriveners, is a tradition which was originally intended to test that ale on sale in the city was of marketable quality. One of the most interesting - and potentially marketable - are natural aromas. On a global scale, and in many developing nations, water is a scarce and valuable, and clearly marketable, commodity. Frustrated savers sell their bonds and put the proceeds in marketable commodities. Demand for the loans necessary to create the marketable securities simply could not be satisfied. English Heritage however, demanded proof that the building had no marketable use. Kidding aside, the resolution said water was a basic human right and should not be treated as a marketable commodity. But times have changed, and rugby league has once again become a very marketable commodity. Faces, which are marketable pieces of personal property, are vulnerable. Being able to translate those ideas into marketable material is another. He suggests that the solution lies in treating knowledge as any other marketable commodity. Synonyms saleable, sellable, merchantable rare vendible 1.1 Attractive to potential employers or clients; in demand. marketable skills 有市场需求的技能。 Example sentencesExamples From comics to card games, movies to merchandise, X-Men is undoubtedly one of the worlds most marketable brands. But, today, to become politically marketable a party needs to be open to new ideas and new members. What is needed are global changes to make the platform more marketable. Today, every show that is on is pre-taped and then edited to be as catchy and marketable as possible. This band could not be more marketable and polished, yet remains unsigned. Increasingly, however, Canadians are writing novels set outside Canada, in order to be global and marketable. Snoopy dancing and saying ‘Have a good morning’ is a very marketable image. Thousands of Russians are now studying in America and Europe, and have acquired marketable skills, enabling them to land lucrative jobs. The important thing to remember is that a college degree is what's going to make you more marketable than anything else. She will find it increasingly hard to find any place to call her own from now on after advertisers identified her as the most marketable woman in sport. But he said the county, with its lakes and mountains, had an eminently marketable image that could play well with the wider public. The quality of education was also key in making student's globally marketable. The other could be a more child-friendly and marketable animal mascot, which are very popular in sports. The course will benefit unemployed people as it will gain them another skill which could make them more marketable in the search for jobs. But as he had hoped from the outset, appearing on television did what politics had failed to do: it made him marketable to the print media. You have to be pretty marketable to sell a series simply by tacking your name to the front of it. It's suddenly marketable, sexy, vibrant and most importantly, relevant. As yet, they haven't come up with a marketable name for the product. Maintaining quantity, supply security and punctuality in delivery are also important to make the products marketable. This same publishing industry has turned a cold shoulder to other, less marketable writers. Synonyms in demand, sought-after, wanted Definition of marketable in US English: marketable adjectiveˈmɑrkədəb(ə)lˈmärkədəb(ə)l 1Able or fit to be sold or marketed. 可销售的，适合上市销售的 the fish are perfectly marketable 这种鱼完全适合市场销售。 Example sentencesExamples Being able to translate those ideas into marketable material is another. The event, organised by the Guild of Scriveners, is a tradition which was originally intended to test that ale on sale in the city was of marketable quality. But the idea was kept under wraps for years until it was marketable. He suggests that the solution lies in treating knowledge as any other marketable commodity. Demand for the loans necessary to create the marketable securities simply could not be satisfied. Kidding aside, the resolution said water was a basic human right and should not be treated as a marketable commodity. But times have changed, and rugby league has once again become a very marketable commodity. Frustrated savers sell their bonds and put the proceeds in marketable commodities. There are plenty of people who treat spirituality as a marketable commodity. One of the most interesting - and potentially marketable - are natural aromas. English Heritage however, demanded proof that the building had no marketable use. Faces, which are marketable pieces of personal property, are vulnerable. On a global scale, and in many developing nations, water is a scarce and valuable, and clearly marketable, commodity. Synonyms saleable, sellable, merchantable 1.1 In demand. 有销路的；有需求的 marketable skills 有市场需求的技能。 Example sentencesExamples This band could not be more marketable and polished, yet remains unsigned. The other could be a more child-friendly and marketable animal mascot, which are very popular in sports. This same publishing industry has turned a cold shoulder to other, less marketable writers. From comics to card games, movies to merchandise, X-Men is undoubtedly one of the worlds most marketable brands. Thousands of Russians are now studying in America and Europe, and have acquired marketable skills, enabling them to land lucrative jobs. You have to be pretty marketable to sell a series simply by tacking your name to the front of it. But as he had hoped from the outset, appearing on television did what politics had failed to do: it made him marketable to the print media. She will find it increasingly hard to find any place to call her own from now on after advertisers identified her as the most marketable woman in sport. But, today, to become politically marketable a party needs to be open to new ideas and new members. What is needed are global changes to make the platform more marketable. As yet, they haven't come up with a marketable name for the product. Increasingly, however, Canadians are writing novels set outside Canada, in order to be global and marketable. But he said the county, with its lakes and mountains, had an eminently marketable image that could play well with the wider public. The course will benefit unemployed people as it will gain them another skill which could make them more marketable in the search for jobs. The quality of education was also key in making student's globally marketable. Snoopy dancing and saying ‘Have a good morning’ is a very marketable image. Maintaining quantity, supply security and punctuality in delivery are also important to make the products marketable. Today, every show that is on is pre-taped and then edited to be as catchy and marketable as possible. The important thing to remember is that a college degree is what's going to make you more marketable than anything else. It's suddenly marketable, sexy, vibrant and most importantly, relevant. Synonyms in demand, sought-after, wanted
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