bazaar

• n.バザー; 市場; バザー

ペルシャ語のバザール（bazaar）は、現在ではスーパーマーケットを意味し、ビッグ?バザールはインド全土で見られる。

bazaar

bazaar: [16] Bazaar is a word of Persian origin; it comes from Persian bāzār ‘market’ (whose ultimate source was a prehistoric Old Persian *abēcharish), and reached English via Turkish and Italian (whence the early English form bazarro). Many fanciful spellings competed in 16th- and 17th-century English, including buzzard.

bazaar (n.)

1580s, from Italian bazarra, ultimately from Persian bazar (Pahlavi vacar) "a market."

1. We were in the bazaar with all the little urchins watching us.

私たちは市場にいて、周りのぼろぼろの子供たちが私たちを見つめています。

2.Kamal was a vendor in Egypt 's open-air bazaar .

カマラーはエジプトの露天市場の行商人だ。

3.Chickens，goats and rabbits were offered for barter at the bazaar .

市場では、鶏、ヤギ、ウサギが作物交換用に並べられている。

4.A bazaar was held for the poor.

貧民のためのバザーが行われた。

5.I poked through a bazaar crammed with good.

私は荷物が積まれた市場を押しのけた。