trade (something) in for (something)

To exchange a used item for a new one, typically by using the proceeds from its sale to pay for a portion of the price of the new item. My brother trades his car in for a new one every year. He loves to have the newest model on the market. I always used to trade in my old video games for new ones when I was a kid.

词组	trade (something) in for (something)
释义	trade (something) in for (something) trade (something) in for (something) To exchange a used item for a new one, typically by using the proceeds from its sale to pay for a portion of the price of the new item. My brother trades his car in for a new one every year. He loves to have the newest model on the market. I always used to trade in my old video games for new ones when I was a kid. See also: trade Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: trade (something) in on (something) trade in item be an item not to mention not to mention something not to speak of bid (some amount) for (something) bid (some amount) on (something) bid on
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