trade fair

英 [ˈtreɪd feə(r)]

美 [ˈtreɪd fer]

n.  商品展销会; 商品交易会

经济

牛津词典

noun

• 商品展销会；商品交易会
  an event at which many different companies show and sell their products

柯林斯词典

• 商品交易会;商品展销会
  Atrade fairis an exhibition where manufacturers show their products to other people in industry and try to get business.

双语例句

• In November, Chengdu hosted a trade fair that attracted several hundred small-and medium-sized enterprises from China and the European Union.
  成都在去年11月份举办了一次贸易洽谈会，吸引了数百家中国和欧盟（eu）的中小型企业参加。
• The banquet began, in the private room of a restaurant not far from the Trade Fair complex.
  在离广交会不远的一家餐厅的包间里，宴会开始了。
• All the departments concerned turned their attention to the trade fair which was to take place in the autumn.
  各有关部门马上把注意力转向计划在秋季举行的交易会。
• So it's also important to select right staff to attend the trade fair.
  因此选择合适的员工参加展会也非常重要。
• It's some information regarding a trade fair in Germany next spring.
  这是有关明年春天在德国的商展资讯。
• We hit a home run last week at the trade fair.
  我们在上周的商品交易会中取得了成功。
• A: That's right. Now I remember. It was at the trade fair, wasn't it?
  甲：对，现在我记起来了，是在贸易展览会上，对吗？
• He used the cards on his visit to the Canton Trade Fair, and all was well.
  他在广交会上用了这些名片，一切正常。
• Such a trade fair offers an opportunity to find out what is happening in the industry.
  这种展会提供一个机会来寻找行业所发生的事情。
• The World Exposition is not the same as a trade fair, in which mainly governments and international organizations participate.
  世博会不同于贸易展览会，贸易展览会主要是由政府和国际组织参加的。