A physical place where goods are bought and sold, such as a marketplace or bazaar.

The place where an event, accident, or crime occurred; the site or spot.

Economic system where the production and prices of goods and services are determined by the free market rather than the government

a broad open area; a public square, plaza, or arena; also used figuratively to mean a forum for discussion

short for [[飞机场|飛機場|fei1 ji1 chang3]]; airport; airfield; a place where airplanes take off, land, and are parked

a match played at a team's home ground or stadium

half of a sports match or contest, or one half of the court or field

place; location; arena, especially one used for public or specific activities

the whole audience; all those present; the entire venue or collective group

to be present at the scene; to be on the spot

shopping mall; shopping center; bazaar; a large complex or area containing various shops

farm; place or business enterprise used for large-scale agricultural production

The sports field or venue of the opposing team; the arena where an away game is played.

at the scene; then and there; immediately at the time and place an event occurs

a scene or spectacle; a specific situation or occasion, especially a vivid or large-scale one

ground or stadium used for ball games, such as a court, pitch, or golf course

parking lot; car park

the point of view from which one considers or handles a matter; position

A market where long-term financial securities such as stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds are traded.

space, site, or ground used for a specific purpose, such as sports, construction, or performances

battlefield; battleground; the front

a scene, setting, or situation (in a play, film, literary work, or real life)

To come on stage to perform, such as an actor entering a scene or an athlete entering an arena for a game

physical area where a competition, match, or race takes place, such as a field, stadium, or racetrack

To enter the stage, court, or field for a performance, sports match, or exam

the process of making an economy or sector market-based; to marketize or commercialize

the middle section of a playing area in sports like soccer or basketball; a midfielder

situation; occasion; setting or context consisting of a specific time, place, and group of people

stock or financial market; the trading environment where government or corporate stocks and bonds are issued and exchanged

gambling house; a place specifically for gambling

meeting place; venue for a conference, assembly, or rally

To come onto the stage to perform; also used figuratively to appear on the scene or for a new product to be launched

to start or begin a performance, sports match, or other public event; often used metaphorically for the beginning of any activity

To be present at a specific location, meeting, or event; to turn up.

The environment or physical space where one works or is employed.

end; outcome; final fate, usually used in a negative sense regarding a person's life or actions

The price of a commodity or service in the open market

A place where an examination is held, such as an exam room or testing center; also called [[试场|試場|shi4 chang3]].

a venue for performing plays, music, and dance

The first performance or opening match of an event, such as a sports game or artistic show

A market where previously issued financial instruments, securities, or properties are traded between investors; also refers to a parallel market.

a market for the exchange of capital, currency, and securities; includes both the money market and the capital market

Indoor or outdoor facility for sports, exhibitions, or cultural events; stadium; arena

stadium; sports field or playground; an open-air area for physical exercise or athletic competitions, sometimes including spectator stands

A screening or performance at a theater or cinema held for a specific group of people

grazing land; pastureland; ranch

The market where short-term funds are traded, typically for loans and securities with a duration of less than one year.

To enter a stadium, arena, theater, or examination hall; to go onto a field or stage

stock market; stock exchange; the marketplace where shares of publicly issued stock are traded by investors or brokers