英语词组trade是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	trade
释义	trade 1. noun 1 a man, self-identified as heterosexual, who engages in active anal homosexual sex or passive oral homosexual sex but will not reciprocate US, 1927. 2 heterosexual or homosexual prostitution; customers of that prostitution, especially homosexual. Originally 'the trade' UK, 1680 2. verb ► trade numbersto bid for a job based on an estimated cost US, 1989.► trade paintto be involved in a car accident with another car US, 1997 phrasetrade[traded, traded, trading] trade down trade down to sell an expensive house, car etc, in order to buy one that is cheaper: Many homeowners decide to trade down in late middle-age, in order to get cash for retirement.■ OPPOSITE: trade up trade in *trade sth* in** • trade in sth to give a car, piece of equipment etc that you own as part of the payment for a new one you are buying:+ for We traded our big old van in for a smaller, more modern one. trade off 1. trade off sth • *trade sth* off** to balance one thing against another when you are trying to decide what is the best or most acceptable thing to do+ against You have to trade off the increased viewing charges against the number of new channels you can watch.■ SIMILAR TO: balancetrade-off n C an acceptable balance between two or more opposing things: the trade-off between leisure and work2. trade off sth • *trade sth* off to give something up, or accept something you do not want in order to have something that is more important: Israel may have to trade off some of its territorial gains in order to secure a lasting peace in the Middle East.■ SIMILAR TO: give up, concedetrade-off n C something that you have to accept in order to have something else that you do want and that is more important: Binder tolerates inflation as a trade-off for healthy economic growth. trade on/upon ! Trade upon is more formal than trade on** and is mostly used in writing. trade on/upon sth to use something in order to get an advantage for yourself, especially in a dishonest or unfair way: The newspapers accused her of trading on her relationship with the Prince. He was able to trade on people's fears of the communists.■ SIMILAR TO: exploit trade up trade up to sell a cheap house, car etc in order to buy one that is more expensive: Our car's getting a bit old now, so we're thinking of trading up and getting something a bit sportier.■ OPPOSITE: trade down trade upon ► see trade on See: a jack of all trades a Jill of all trades is a master of none a trade secret by trade carriage trade do a roaring trade horse trading horse-trade jack of all trades jack of all trades is a master of none jack of all trades, master of none Jill of all trades(, master of none) ply (one's) trade ply for business ply for hire ply for hire/trade/business ply for trade ply your trade rough trade stock in trade stock-in-trade take (something) out in trade take out in trade the carriage trade the rag trade the tools of the trade the tools of the/(one's) trade the tools of the/your trade the tricks of the trade There are tricks in every trade trade at trade blows trade down trade for trade in trade insults trade off trade off the orchard for an apple trade on trade on (something) trade places trade secret trade up trade up from trade with trick of the trade tricks of the trade
随便看	issue with it issue with (something) issue with something issue you with issuing issuing a call for issuing as issuing forth from issuing from -ista is talking through his hat is talking through one's hat is talking through somebody's hat is talking through someone's hat is tall in her saddle is tall in his saddle is tall in my saddle is tall in one's saddle is tall in our saddle is tall in our saddles is tall in their saddle is tall in their saddles is tall in the saddle is tall in your saddle I stand corrected

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