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marketable

/ˈmɑːr.kɪ.tə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie un produit, une compétence ou une idée qui a de bonnes chances d'être vendu ou accepté sur le marché.

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adjective

/ˈmɑːr.kɪ.tə.bəl/B2formalbusiness
  • frQualifie un produit, une compétence ou une idée qui a de bonnes chances d'être vendu ou accepté sur le marché.

Describes a product, skill, or idea that is likely to be sold or accepted in a market.

  1. In demand by employersB2formal

    Having skills or qualities that are sought after in the job market.

    frDemandé sur le marché du travail

    • A degree in computer science is highly marketable.
    • She developed marketable skills through her internship.
    • His experience in project management makes him very marketable.

    Synonymesdesirableemployablein demandsought-after

    Antonymesunemployableunmarketable

  2. Fit for saleB2formal

    Suitable or ready to be offered for sale to customers.

    frVendable, commercialisable

    • The product is now marketable after passing all safety tests.
    • They repackaged the item to make it more marketable.
    • Only marketable goods are displayed on the shelves.

    Synonymesmerchantablesaleablesellablevendible

    Antonymesunmarketableunsaleable

  3. Capable of being marketedB2formal

    Able to be promoted or sold effectively through marketing efforts.

    frqui peut être commercialisé

    • The new software is highly marketable due to its unique features.
    • They identified a marketable niche for their services.
    • The idea is marketable but needs a solid advertising campaign.

    Synonymesmerchantablesaleablesellablevendible

    Antonymesunmarketable

Formes
  • more marketable comparative form
  • most marketable superlative form
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