comercializar

to market

verb koh-mehr-syah-lee-SAHR Less Common

Origin: Derived from comercial + -izar, a productive Spanish suffix for 'to make/render X'.

Also means

to commercialize

Usage Note

Comercializar specifically means to bring a product to market or sell it commercially, distinct from vender (to sell a single item). It collocates with productos, servicios, and tecnología. The noun is comercialización.

Examples

"La empresa logró comercializar el producto en Europa."

Natural Translation

The company managed to market the product in Europe.

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