emporium

• n. ショッピングモール、大型デパート; 商業センター

em-「入る」、「作る」。-元々は貿易港で、後にショッピングモールとなった。

emporium (n.)

1580s, "place of trade, mart," from Latin emporium, from Greek emporion "trading place, market," from emporos "merchant," originally "traveler," from assimilated form of en "in" (see en- (2)) + poros "passage, voyage," related to peirein "to pass through" (see port (n.1)). Greek emporos in the "merchant" sense meant especially "one who trades on a large scale, usually but not necessarily by sea" [Buck], as opposed to kapelos "local retail dealer, shopkeeper." Properly, a town which serves as the commercial hub of a region, but by 1830s American English "Grandiloquently applied to a shop or store" [Craigie].

1. man arts and crafts emporium

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2.Singapore, emporium of the East.

シンガポール、東方のビジネスセンター.

3.Analyses the operation effect of total heat exchangers applied to emporium area.

デパート部分の全熱交換器の応用効果を分析した。

4.Some TV sets for sale in the emporium were stolen last night.

そのデパートで販売されていたテレビの一部が昨夜盗まれた。

5.An emporium is a shop.

デパートは買い物の場所です。