集市

jíshì

HSK 7

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"集市" refers to a traditional market or fair where vendors gather to sell goods, often outdoors. It is commonly used to describe local markets that are temporary or periodic rather than permanent stores.

Common Contexts

People often use "集市" when talking about weekend markets, village fairs, or places where fresh produce and handmade items are sold. It carries a sense of community and lively atmosphere.

Collocations and Patterns

Usage Notes

"集市" is more traditional and often implies an open-air or temporary market, different from "市场" which can mean any market including permanent shops. When using "集市," speakers often emphasize the social and cultural aspect of the gathering.

예문

每个周末,村子里都会有一个热闹的集市。

Měi gè zhōumò, cūnzi lǐ dōu huì yǒu yí gè rènào de jíshì.

Every weekend, there is a lively market in the village.

集市上卖的水果又新鲜又便宜。

Jíshì shàng mài de shuǐguǒ yòu xīnxiān yòu piányi.

The fruits sold at the market are fresh and cheap.

他喜欢去集市买一些当地的手工艺品。

Tā xǐhuān qù jíshì mǎi yìxiē dāngdì de shǒugōng yìpǐn.

He likes to go to the market to buy some local handicrafts.