Definition of marketability in English:

marketability

noun mɑːkɪtəˈbɪlɪtiˌmɑrkədəˈbɪlədi

mass noun

1The ability of a commodity to be sold or marketed.
a garden will increase the marketability of your property
Example sentencesExamples
- The potential marketability of a traditional crop versus biotech is an added bonus.
- Just as in nature there is a great variety of skills and resources, so there is a variety in the marketability of goods.
- This may lead to a decision based on economics or potential crop marketability.
- The institute was founded to increase the marketability of whey protein isolates.
- To further its brand marketability, the company established an in-house advertising agency in 1988.
- These standards promote optimal calf health, performance, well-being, and marketability of the resulting product.
- Invasive species threaten New Jersey's agricultural resources through lost production and marketability for agricultural products.
- Another selection factor to consider when planning for hybrid marketability is what markets are accepting the GMO crop being considered.
- Tree freshness is an important factor affecting marketability.
- Many market participants fail to distinguish between the essence of liquidity and marketability.
1. 1.1 Attractiveness to potential employers or clients.
  I obtained a degree to improve my marketability
  Example sentencesExamples
  In order to ensure her ability to earn a living, she must relocate, abandon her children, and deny her previous marriages, all in order to secure her marketability as a wife.
  One marketing analyst suggested that a conviction might actually increase his marketability.
  The dearth of roles for older female actors appeared to cultivate perceptions of their marketability.
  When it fades and ripens into middle age, what happens to us in terms of our emotional sense of who we are and to our marketability as women?
  I'm willing to pay him based on his performance and his marketability.
  If your company is not on the radar screen, you need to assess your skills and upgrade accordingly to maintain your marketability.
  They feel that returning to school will provide them with more flexibility and marketability in their career choices.
  The fact remains that it is his name that gives him his marketability.
  The width of his marketability often earns him criticism.
  She seems to stumble upon her marketability these days almost by accident.

Definition of marketability in US English:

marketability

nounˌmärkədəˈbilədēˌmɑrkədəˈbɪlədi

1The ability of a commodity to be sold or marketed.
a garden will increase the marketability of your property
Example sentencesExamples
- The institute was founded to increase the marketability of whey protein isolates.
- Tree freshness is an important factor affecting marketability.
- Invasive species threaten New Jersey's agricultural resources through lost production and marketability for agricultural products.
- The potential marketability of a traditional crop versus biotech is an added bonus.
- These standards promote optimal calf health, performance, well-being, and marketability of the resulting product.
- This may lead to a decision based on economics or potential crop marketability.
- Many market participants fail to distinguish between the essence of liquidity and marketability.
- To further its brand marketability, the company established an in-house advertising agency in 1988.
- Another selection factor to consider when planning for hybrid marketability is what markets are accepting the GMO crop being considered.
- Just as in nature there is a great variety of skills and resources, so there is a variety in the marketability of goods.
1. 1.1 Attractiveness to potential employers or clients.
  I obtained a degree to improve my marketability
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'm willing to pay him based on his performance and his marketability.
  If your company is not on the radar screen, you need to assess your skills and upgrade accordingly to maintain your marketability.
  When it fades and ripens into middle age, what happens to us in terms of our emotional sense of who we are and to our marketability as women?
  One marketing analyst suggested that a conviction might actually increase his marketability.
  The dearth of roles for older female actors appeared to cultivate perceptions of their marketability.
  They feel that returning to school will provide them with more flexibility and marketability in their career choices.
  In order to ensure her ability to earn a living, she must relocate, abandon her children, and deny her previous marriages, all in order to secure her marketability as a wife.
  She seems to stumble upon her marketability these days almost by accident.
  The fact remains that it is his name that gives him his marketability.
  The width of his marketability often earns him criticism.

词汇	marketability
释义	Definition of marketability in English: marketability noun mɑːkɪtəˈbɪlɪtiˌmɑrkədəˈbɪlədi mass noun 1The ability of a commodity to be sold or marketed. a garden will increase the marketability of your property Example sentencesExamples The potential marketability of a traditional crop versus biotech is an added bonus. Just as in nature there is a great variety of skills and resources, so there is a variety in the marketability of goods. This may lead to a decision based on economics or potential crop marketability. The institute was founded to increase the marketability of whey protein isolates. To further its brand marketability, the company established an in-house advertising agency in 1988. These standards promote optimal calf health, performance, well-being, and marketability of the resulting product. Invasive species threaten New Jersey's agricultural resources through lost production and marketability for agricultural products. Another selection factor to consider when planning for hybrid marketability is what markets are accepting the GMO crop being considered. Tree freshness is an important factor affecting marketability. Many market participants fail to distinguish between the essence of liquidity and marketability. 1.1 Attractiveness to potential employers or clients. I obtained a degree to improve my marketability Example sentencesExamples In order to ensure her ability to earn a living, she must relocate, abandon her children, and deny her previous marriages, all in order to secure her marketability as a wife. One marketing analyst suggested that a conviction might actually increase his marketability. The dearth of roles for older female actors appeared to cultivate perceptions of their marketability. When it fades and ripens into middle age, what happens to us in terms of our emotional sense of who we are and to our marketability as women? I'm willing to pay him based on his performance and his marketability. If your company is not on the radar screen, you need to assess your skills and upgrade accordingly to maintain your marketability. They feel that returning to school will provide them with more flexibility and marketability in their career choices. The fact remains that it is his name that gives him his marketability. The width of his marketability often earns him criticism. She seems to stumble upon her marketability these days almost by accident. Definition of marketability in US English: marketability nounˌmärkədəˈbilədēˌmɑrkədəˈbɪlədi 1The ability of a commodity to be sold or marketed. a garden will increase the marketability of your property Example sentencesExamples The institute was founded to increase the marketability of whey protein isolates. Tree freshness is an important factor affecting marketability. Invasive species threaten New Jersey's agricultural resources through lost production and marketability for agricultural products. The potential marketability of a traditional crop versus biotech is an added bonus. These standards promote optimal calf health, performance, well-being, and marketability of the resulting product. This may lead to a decision based on economics or potential crop marketability. Many market participants fail to distinguish between the essence of liquidity and marketability. To further its brand marketability, the company established an in-house advertising agency in 1988. Another selection factor to consider when planning for hybrid marketability is what markets are accepting the GMO crop being considered. Just as in nature there is a great variety of skills and resources, so there is a variety in the marketability of goods. 1.1 Attractiveness to potential employers or clients. I obtained a degree to improve my marketability Example sentencesExamples I'm willing to pay him based on his performance and his marketability. If your company is not on the radar screen, you need to assess your skills and upgrade accordingly to maintain your marketability. When it fades and ripens into middle age, what happens to us in terms of our emotional sense of who we are and to our marketability as women? One marketing analyst suggested that a conviction might actually increase his marketability. The dearth of roles for older female actors appeared to cultivate perceptions of their marketability. They feel that returning to school will provide them with more flexibility and marketability in their career choices. In order to ensure her ability to earn a living, she must relocate, abandon her children, and deny her previous marriages, all in order to secure her marketability as a wife. She seems to stumble upon her marketability these days almost by accident. The fact remains that it is his name that gives him his marketability. The width of his marketability often earns him criticism.
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