put on the market
put on the market — idiom
1. to begin offering something, especially a house, business, or product, for peopl
to begin offering something, especially a house, business, or product, for people to buy
Christopher and his sister put the old farmhouse on the market after their father died.
put + [property] + on the market
The bakery was put on the market after the owner decided to retire.
passive: be put on the market
Beatriz put her small flat on the market and sold it within a week.
The company plans to put its new electric car on the market early next year.
Arjun and Greta put their seaside cottage on the market because they needed more space.
- list for sale
more neutral; common for property listed with an agent
- offer for sale
slightly more formal; works for any goods
- take off the market
to stop offering something for sale
文法句型
put + [something] + on the market
用法筆記
Object is usually something being sold, most often a property, business, or new product. Frequently used in the passive (be put on the market).