commerce

UK:  ['kɒmɜː(r)s]

US:  ['kɑ.mɜrs]

n.

1.商业;商务,贸易

2.生意,商业活动;商界

3.社交;(思想的)交流;交际,应酬

4.〔古语〕性交

5.关系

6.货运量

7.营业额

8.运输量

1 . He was a bully always picking fights-Wall Street, health insurers, oil companies, the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. He took on all comers.
他是个好斗之人，从华尔街、医疗保险公司、石油公司到美国商会（U.S.ChamberofCommerce），他跟所有人较量过。

2 . But exports rose to $178 billion, pulling the trade deficit to its lowest level in three months, said the Commerce Department.
但是，美国商务部表示，7月份的出口增长到1780亿美元，将贸易赤字降到三个月以来的最低水平。

3 . The TDC continued to facilitate trade through market intelligence, trade matching and an expanding range of e-commerce applications.
透过提供市场情报、进行商贸配对，以及扩大电子商业应用服务的范围，贸易发展局继续促进本港贸易。

4 . It's all part of the "Long Tail" theory of cyber commerce, in which companies do a good business selling a few units of many, many things.
这都是电子商务“长尾理论”的一部分。长尾理论认为那些销售类别很小却品种繁多的公司将会有很好的业绩。

5 . It is not easy to be intimidating , and for commerce it's strictly a matter of attitude rather than physical presence.
实施威胁并非易事，对商务来讲，它完全是一个态度问题，而不是身体举止方面的表现。