hot commodity

hɒt kəˈmɒdəti

hot commodities

Definition

Definition of hot commodity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

popularity

something in high demand or very popular

The new smartphone model is a hot commodity.

in demand

popular person

person who is very popular or sought after

The young actor became a hot commodity in Hollywood.

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Expressions with hot

hot water

water at a high temperature

Be careful, the hot water is boiling.

baking hot

adj.

extremely hot like an oven, often uncomfortably dry

It was baking hot in the desert today.

hot dog

sausage in a bread roll with condiments

I had a hot dog at the baseball game.

hot item

product in high demand

The new smartphone is a hot item this season.

have a hot temper

get angry easily or quickly in situations

She tends to have a hot temper when stressed.

hot potato

game where players pass an object quickly

The kids played hot potato at the party.

Expressions with commodity

precious commodity

something valuable and rare

Water is a precious commodity in the desert.

rare commodity

quality that very few people or situations show

In politics, honest speech is often a rare commodity.

commodity trading

activity of buying and selling raw materials or basic goods for profit

Many investors use commodity trading to diversify their portfolios.

commodity exchange

organization promoting trade in commodities

The Chicago Board of Trade is a well-known commodity exchange.

commodity finance

area of banking focused on funding trade in raw materials

She built her career in commodity finance at an international bank.

commodity product

standardized good seen as interchangeable with similar goods from other sellers

Price is the main concern when choosing a commodity product like bulk sugar.

commodity brokerage

business arranging trades of raw goods between buyers and sellers

Commodity brokerage expanded rapidly during the grain futures boom.

commodity currency

currency influenced by commodity prices due to export dependency

The Australian dollar is considered a commodity currency.

commodity fetishism

perception of social relations as economic exchanges

Commodity fetishism obscures the true nature of social relations.

commodity market

marketplace for trading raw or primary products

The commodity market saw a rise in oil prices.

Examples of hot commodity in a sentence

The limited edition sneakers are a hot commodity.
The singer is a hot commodity in the music industry.
Tech innovators are a hot commodity in Silicon Valley.

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French:produit très prisé, nouvelle coqueluche, ...
German:heiß begehrte Ware, gefragte Person, ...
Italian:merce ambita, persona molto ricercata, ...
Spanish:mercancía codiciada, persona muy solicitada, ...
Portuguese:produto popular, sensação do momento, ...
Chinese:抢手货, 红人, ...
Japanese:人気商品, 人気者, ...
Arabic:سِلْعَة رائِجَة, نَجْم مَطْلُوب, ...
Hebrew:מִצְרָךְ מְבֻקָּשׁ, כּוֹכָב מְבוּקָּשׁ, ...
Russian:ходовой товар, популярная личность, ...
Ukrainian:ходовий товар, популярна особа, ...
Hindi:बहुत माँग की चीज़, माँग वाला व्यक्ति, ...
Bengali:চাহিদাসম্পন্ন পণ্য, অত্যন্ত জনপ্রিয় ব্যক্তি, ...
Catalan:producte molt sol.licitat, celebritat, ...
Czech:žádané zboží, velmi žádaný člověk, ...
Danish:eftertragtet vare, eftertragtet person, ...
Dutch:populair product, populair persoon, ...
Greek:περιζήτητο είδος, περιζήτητο πρόσωπο, ...
Hungarian:kapós termék, sztár, ...
Khmer:ទំនិញដែលមានតម្រូវការខ្ពស់, មនុស្សដែលមានអ្នកចង់បានខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:인기 있는 상품, 인기 있는 사람, ...
Persian:کالای پرطرفدار, چهره پرطرفدار, ...
Polish:chodliwy towar, łakomy kąsek, ...
Portuguese (BR):produto popular, sensação do momento, ...
Romanian:produs foarte căutat, persoană foarte căutată, ...
Swedish:het vara, populär person, ...
Thai:สินค้ายอดนิยม, ดาวรุ่ง, ...
Turkish:çok talep gören ürün, popüler kişi, ...
Vietnamese:hàng hot, người được săn đón, ...

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