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1. (n.) black market
the illicit buying and selling of goods in violation of legal price controls, rationing, etc.
2. black market
a place where such activity is carried on.
Etymology: (1930–35)
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| Definition of 'black market' |
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1. (noun) black market
people who engage in illicit trade
2. (adj) black market
an illegal market in which goods or currencies are bought and sold in violation of rationing or controls
3. (verb) bootleg, black, black-market, contraband, smuggled
distributed or sold illicitly
"the black economy pays no taxes"
4. (verb) run, black market
deal in illegally, such as arms or liquor
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Sense: (a place for) the illegal buying and selling, at high prices, of goods that are scarce, rationed etc
coffee on the black market.
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Afrikaans: swartmark |
Arabic: السّوقُ السَّوْداء |
Bulgarian: черна борса |
Brazilian: mercado negro |
Czech: černý trh |
German: der Schwarzmarkt |
Danish: sort marked |
Greek: μαύρη αγορά |
Spanish: mercado negro |
Estonian: must turg |
Farsi: بازار سیاه |
Finnish: musta pörssi |
French: marché noir |
Hebrew: שׁוּק שָׁחוֹר |
Hindi: कालाबाजार, चोरबाजार |
Croatian: crno tržište |
Hungarian: feketepiac |
Indonesian: pasar gelap |
Icelandic: svartur markaður |
Italian: mercato nero |
Japanese: 闇市場 |
Korean: 암시장 |
Lithuanian: juodoji rinka |
Latvian: melnais tirgus |
Malay: pasar gelap |
Dutch: zwarte markt |
Norwegian: svartebørs |
Polish: czarny rynek |
Persian: بازار سیاه |
Pashto: بازار سیاه |
Portuguese: mercado negro |
Romanian: la negru |
Russian: чёрный рынок |
Slovak: čierny trh |
Slovenian: črna borza |
Serbian: crna berza |
Swedish: svart marknad, svarta bör |
Thai: ตลาดมืด |
Turkish: kara borsa |
Taiwanese: 黑市 |
Ukrainian: чорний ринок |
Urdu: تہہ بازاری |
Vietnamese: chợ đen |
Chinese: 黑市 |
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