单词 | bargain-hunters |
释义 | bargain /bärˈgin/noun
To lose by bad bargaining (with away) ORIGIN: OFr bargaine barˈgainer noun barˈgain-basement or -counter noun Places in a shop where bargains are sold (also adjective) barˈgain-hunter noun A person who goes shopping for bargains bargaining chip (US) or counter (Brit) noun An advantage or asset possessed by one party which can be used to extract a concession in negotiations bargain and sale In law, a mode of conveyance whereby property may be assigned or transferred for valuable consideration bargain for To count on, make allowance for, expect bargain on To rely on, expect drive a hard bargain To bargain vigorously and uncompromisingly before coming to an agreement into the bargain As well, in addition make the best of a bad bargain To do one's best in an adverse situation sell someone a bargain (Shakespeare) To make a fool of someone strike a bargain To agree on terms |
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