mercado

[ mer-kah-thaw ]

noun

, Spanish.

, plural mer·ca·dos [me, r, -, kah, -, th, aws].

1. a market.

Example Sentences

As a young woman who values her independence above all else, Mercado was suddenly living a total nightmare.

From The Daily Beast

On Indiegogo, Mercado described how the thieves took more than just a set of wheels.

From The Daily Beast

Despite the initial challenges, Mercado reports that most people in the industry have welcomed her with kindness.

From The Daily Beast

Five months ago, Mercado was visiting a friend and left her chair outside a brownstone apartment.

From The Daily Beast

Mercado, Gins Vsquez de, search for treasure in Durango, 55.

From Project Gutenberg

The church of San Juan del Mercado seems to be in some respects even more interesting than the other.

From Project Gutenberg

Often, while Mercado—or Matak—paddled, he trolled a flashing bait to lure the gamefish which swarmed in the depths.

From Project Gutenberg

As he watched he saw the soldierly figure of Sergeant Mercado emerge from the cuartel and hurry toward him.

From Project Gutenberg

Mercado looked up quickly, pleased with this mark of confidence from his uncommunicative chief.

From Project Gutenberg