🇬🇧 Bazaar meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bazaar is a lively marketplace with many small shops and tables close together, usually outdoors or under a big roof. In a bazaar, people sell all kinds of things, like clothes, toys, food, spices, and decorations. It is often crowded, colorful, and noisy, with people talking, calling out prices, and sometimes bargaining, which means politely arguing about the price to get a better deal. Bazaars are common in some parts of the world, such as West and South Asia, and they can also be special events at schools or towns where many sellers come together to sell their goods in one place.

Dad said we’d “just look” at the bazaar, and three hours later we walked out with a drum, a lamp, and a rubber chicken.

I tried bargaining at the bazaar and accidentally talked the seller into charging me more because I did the math wrong.

At the bazaar, Grandpa told so many stories that one seller tried to sell him a chair just so he’d sit down to finish them.

At the school bazaar, my teacher sold cookies and extra homework; only the cookies were popular.

The bazaar smelled like ten different dinners cooking at the same time, and my stomach voted yes for all of them.

She walked into the bazaar. The bazaar hummed with stalls, colors and voices. She threaded past a spice stall, a cloth stall and a toy stall in the bazaar. A child in the bazaar pointed at a clock. At a small book stall she found a map, the seller smiled, and she left the bazaar holding a bright paper bag.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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