bargain
bargain 英 [ˈbɑ:gən] 美 [ˈbɑrgən]
n. 便宜货； 交易，契约 v. 讨价还价；议价；贱卖
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- The table you bought at a yard sale for five dollars might seem like a bargain until you get it home and realize it only has three legs. A bargain is a good deal.
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- n. 便宜货； 交易，契约
- v. 讨价还价；议价；贱卖
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1. I picked up a few good bargains in the sale.
我在减价期间买了几样挺不错的便宜货。
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2. The car was a bargain at that price.
那辆车的价格真便宜。
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3. bargain prices
廉价
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4. He and his partner had made a bargain to tell each other everything.
他和他的合伙人约定，要互通信息，毫无保留。
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5. Finally the two sides struck a bargain .
双方最终达成了协议。
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6. He said he wasn't prepared to bargain.
他说他不愿讨价还价。
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7. They felt that their leaders had bargained away their freedom.
他们认为他们的领导人以牺牲他们的自由做了交易。
- bargain (n.) mid-14c., "business transaction or agreement; negotiations, dealing," also "that which is acquired by bargaining," from Old French bargaine "business, trade, transaction, deal," from bargaignier (see bargain (v.)). Meaning "article priced for special sale, something bought or sold at a low price" is from 1899; a bargain basement (1899) originally was a basement floor in a store where bargains were displayed. Into the bargain "over and above what was stipulated," hence "moreover," is from 1630s.
- bargain (v.) c. 1400, "engage in business transactions, discuss or arrange terms of a transaction; to vend or sell," from Old French bargaignier "to haggle over the price" (12c., Modern French barguigner), perhaps from Frankish *borganjan "to lend" or some other Germanic source, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *borgan "to pledge, lend, borrow" (source also of Old High German borgen; Old English borgian; from PIE root *bhergh- (1) "to hide, protect;" compare borrow).
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