wet market
noun [ C ] uk/ˈwet ˌmɑː.kɪt/ us/ˈwet ˌmɑːr.kɪt/
传统市场; 湿货市场
especially in Asia, a market where fresh meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, and sometimes live animals are sold to the public
She shopped at one of the city's many wet markets, that sell everything from slabs of meat to iced fish. 她在这个城市的众多湿货市场之一购物，那里从肉片到冰鱼什么都买得到。
At the city's wet markets, the market floors are constantly washed down. 该市的湿货市场经常清洁他们的楼层。
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- The supermarket is at times as noisy as a wet market - although thankfully not as smelly.
- Workers at the wet markets were sluicing down the tiles that at dawn were piled high with produce.
- This is where you come to buy cheong sams, barbecued duck, and live frogs at the wet market.