marketplace
পসার
definition
noun
Housing developments are the norm; shopping centers and strip malls have partially replaced the old marketplaces .
an open space where a market is or was formerly held in a town.
translation of 'marketplace'
noun
নিগম,
পসার,
নগরচত্বর,
আড়ঙ্গ,
যেখানে বাজার বসে
example
the quaint cobbled 'marketplace'
In the financial 'marketplace' , the value of a stock can be driven up or down by expectations for the future.
The more you market, the more aware the 'marketplace' will be of the services you offer.
the changing demands of the global 'marketplace'
It must function in the same broadcast 'marketplace' that commercial entities operate in.
The second reveals an unwillingness to face the commercial realities of the 'marketplace' .
Branding your product or service is a good way to create recognition in the 'marketplace' .
The public now understands that medicine no longer controls its 'marketplace' .
For these musicians the local 'marketplace' and the global market are at some level the same.
How many of our producers would spend money going to the US to find out what the world's biggest 'marketplace' wants?
This is no way to be creative - it's no way to operate in a commercial 'marketplace' today.
In general terms, they say, global competition in the local 'marketplace' crowds out local variety.
Water is also becoming a valuable commodity traded in the global 'marketplace' .
Our society depends on a free and robust 'marketplace' not only of goods and services, but also ideas.
Of course, on a commercial level, stimulating fads is all about invigorating the 'marketplace' .
the changing demands of the global 'marketplace'
Aside from the shelters, many internally displaced people are living in schools, mosques, government offices and 'marketplaces' .
The Internet automates many business processes, it reduces costs, open up new 'marketplaces' and empowers customers and potential customers alike.
Several NGOs have social workers at railway stations, bus stands, 'marketplaces' and other crowded locales to identify and relocate children who have run away from home.
Before his recapture, he stayed at inns or slept at video game rooms, all located in the vicinity of the two 'marketplaces' .
Through that process we have emerged as a strong player and unlike those companies with a single global strategy we can operate well in regional 'marketplaces' .
So in the coming weeks, road users will have to exercise more tolerance when they find many parts of the city's streets around 'marketplaces' occupied by these seasonal traders.
Housing developments are the norm; shopping centers and strip malls have partially replaced the old 'marketplaces' .
Several efforts have been made so far to create 'marketplaces' for open source software, though none as yet employs a software completion bond mechanism.
The Iranian bazaar has a long history dating back to the fifth century, when public 'marketplaces' moved inside the city walls.
In the 'marketplaces' of towns like Maradi, food is plentiful, but many here simply can't afford to pay the high prices.
It was the street food in crowded 'marketplaces' .
They restored their factories and their 'marketplaces' .
We could thus imagine various 'marketplaces' facilitating commerce in live organs and tissues while restricting such commerce to a nation state or grouping of states such as the European Union.
In this world of outsourcing and global 'marketplaces' , geographical borders seem to be fading.
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