souk

noun

1. （阿拉伯国家的）露天市场
   a market in an Arab country

1. (尤指北非和中东地区的伊斯兰国家的)露天市场
   A souk is an outdoor market in a Muslim country, especially in North Africa and the Middle East.

1. He represents traditional corporate America in the world of Silicon Valley and says that there is no magic to sales, whether you are in the souk, at IBM or at the apex of a modern tech company.
   他代表着硅谷中的传统美国企业。他表示，销售没有任何魔法，不管你是在露天市场、IBM还是一家现代科技公司的最高层。
2. The pushy souk merchants tugging at every passing tourist begging, charming and then bullying customers to buy.
   露天市场里热情十足的小贩会拉住每一个路过的游客，又是哀求又是讨好，然后硬让他们买下东西。
3. Appetizers include warm smoked eel and foie gras with fruit chutney, while main dishes offer a Mediterranean-Mideast touch, such as the succulent, smoky-sweet shank of lamb with cinnamon, cumin and other souk spices.
   开胃菜是热乎乎的熏鳗鱼、鹅肝酱和水果酸辣酱。主菜通常是地中海和中东特色，比如肥嫩多汁、口味香甜的烤羊腿，搭配月桂、孜然和其他中东香料。
4. It's miraculous, and you can find it in any souk in Morocco.
   效果很神奇，在摩洛哥的任何露天市场都能买到。
5. The greengrocers at Souk al-Ajanib knew me.
   索。阿尔。阿加尼伯市场的菜贩都认识我。
6. In the local souk, evidence of that damage abounds.
   在当地露天市场，破坏的证据比比皆是。
7. The Khan El-Khahili souk, the largest shopping area in Cairo.
   这里是汉·哈里里市场，开罗城最大的购物圣地。
8. You must visit the souk in marrakech.
   你一定要到马拉凯奇的阿拉伯商场去看看。
9. Libyan officials said seven people including two babies were killed in the attack on a building in the Souk al-Juma district on Saturday night.
   利比亚官员称，在周六晚上对朱马巿场区住宅区的袭击中，包括两名婴儿在内的7人丧生。

noun

1. an open-air market in an Arabian city