adj.商业的，贸易的

The mercantile class played a significant role in the economic growth of the 18th century.
商业阶级在18世纪的经济发展中发挥了重要作用。
A mercantile firm is a company engaged in the buying and selling of goods for profit.
商行是指以盈利为目的买卖商品的企业。
The mercantile laws of the time protected merchants from fraudulent business practices.
当时的商法保护商人免受欺诈性商业行为的侵害。
He started his career as a lowly clerk in a mercantile house but eventually rose to become a successful entrepreneur.
他从一家商行的小职员起步，最终成为了一名成功的商人。
The mercantile exchange provides a platform for traders to buy and sell commodities.
商品交易所为交易者提供了一个买卖商品的平台。
The Mercantilism theory posits that a nation's wealth is measured by its accumulated gold and silver, reflecting a mercantile mindset.
重商主义理论认为，一个国家的财富由其积累的金银衡量，体现了商业思维。
The mercantile voyage was often long and arduous, filled with risks and uncertainties.
商船航行通常漫长而艰难，充满了风险和不确定性。
The Mercantile Revolution marked a shift from feudal agriculture to a more commercialized economy.
商业革命标志着从封建农业向更商业化经济的转变。
The Mercantile Alliance was formed to promote trade and cooperation among member countries.
商盟旨在促进成员国之间的贸易和合作。
The maritime law covers disputes and transactions within the mercantile context, such as shipping contracts and cargo insurance.
海商法涵盖了商事环境下的争议和交易，如航运合同和货物保险。