Definition of square deal in English:

square deal

noun

An instance of being treated fairly.
the workers feel they are not getting a square deal
Example sentencesExamples
- Teddy Roosevelt's promise of a ‘square deal’ for business and labor alike in 1904 distinguished him from more conservative republicans and from the corporate scandals of his era.
- The union was not out of order in seeking a square deal for the game's poorest and most vulnerable players.
- And if you don't believe me, ask Helen Liddell if women get a square deal in Scottish politics.

Definition of square deal in US English:

square deal

noun

A fair bargain or treatment.
the workers feel they are not getting a square deal
Example sentencesExamples
- And if you don't believe me, ask Helen Liddell if women get a square deal in Scottish politics.
- The union was not out of order in seeking a square deal for the game's poorest and most vulnerable players.
- Teddy Roosevelt's promise of a ‘square deal’ for business and labor alike in 1904 distinguished him from more conservative republicans and from the corporate scandals of his era.

单词	square deal
释义	Definition of square deal in English: square deal noun An instance of being treated fairly. the workers feel they are not getting a square deal Example sentencesExamples Teddy Roosevelt's promise of a ‘square deal’ for business and labor alike in 1904 distinguished him from more conservative republicans and from the corporate scandals of his era. The union was not out of order in seeking a square deal for the game's poorest and most vulnerable players. And if you don't believe me, ask Helen Liddell if women get a square deal in Scottish politics. Definition of square deal in US English: square deal noun A fair bargain or treatment. the workers feel they are not getting a square deal Example sentencesExamples And if you don't believe me, ask Helen Liddell if women get a square deal in Scottish politics. The union was not out of order in seeking a square deal for the game's poorest and most vulnerable players. Teddy Roosevelt's promise of a ‘square deal’ for business and labor alike in 1904 distinguished him from more conservative republicans and from the corporate scandals of his era.
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