英语词组bargain是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

BARGAIN

talk someone down

to convince someone to lower the price.

She wanted $2,000 for the car, but I talked her down.This is my final offer. Don't try to talk me down.

wheel and deal

to take part in clever but sometimes dishonest or immoral business deals. (Fixed order.)

John loves to wheel and deal in the money markets.Jack got tired of all the wheeling and dealing of big business and retired to run a pub in the country.

idiombargaindrive a hard bargainto demand a lot and refuse to give much when you are making an agreement with someone so that you gain an advantage ◆ often used in business and politics:Roy drives a hard bargain - his uncle taught him well.If you try to drive too hard a bargain, you may lose the offer.get more than you bargained forexpect to have more problems or difficulties while you are doing something than you had expected or were prepared for:Bad weather on the mountain has been known to give climbers more than they bargained for.One of the youths grabbed Mr Cox's pension book; but the mugger got more than he bargained for, as Mr Cox tripped him up with his walking stick.

bargain (over someone or something) (with someone)

and bargain (for someone or something) (with someone)

to negotiate with someone about obtaining someone or something. I refuse to bargain over money with Dan. We will bargain with the supplier over prices. You can't bargain over Claire with Jeff as if she were a car!

bargain

(for someone or something) (with someone) Go to bargain (over someone or something) (with someone).

See:

a bargaining counter
a hard bargain
bargain
bargain (someone or something) down
bargain down
bargain for
bargain for (something)
bargain on
bargain-basement
bargain-bin
bargaining chip
bargaining counter
best of a bad bargain, to make the
bring (someone or something) to the bargaining table
close the sale
drive a hard bargain
drive a hard bargain, to
Faustian bargain
get more than (one) bargained for
hard bargain
hold (one's) end of the bargain up
hold (up) (one's) end of the bargain
hold end of the bargain up
hold up (one's) end (of the bargain)
in(to) the bargain
include (something) in the bargain
into the bargain
It takes two to make a bargain
keep (one's) end of the bargain up
keep (up) (one's) end of the bargain
keep (up) (one's) side of the bargain
live up to (one's) end of the bargain
live up to end of the bargain
make the best of a bad bargain
make the best of it
more than (one) bargained for
more than one bargained for
no bargain
seal a bargain
seal the bargain
strike a bargain
strike a bargain/deal
strike a deal
throw (something) into the bargain
throw into the bargain

词组	bargain
释义	BARGAIN talk someone down to convince someone to lower the price. She wanted $2,000 for the car, but I talked her down.This is my final offer. Don't try to talk me down. wheel and deal to take part in clever but sometimes dishonest or immoral business deals. (Fixed order.) John loves to wheel and deal in the money markets.Jack got tired of all the wheeling and dealing of big business and retired to run a pub in the country. bargain noun a stroke of good luck US, 1990 idiombargaindrive a hard bargainto demand a lot and refuse to give much when you are making an agreement with someone so that you gain an advantage ◆ often used in business and politics:Roy drives a hard bargain - his uncle taught him well.If you try to drive too hard a bargain, you may lose the offer.get more than you bargained forexpect to have more problems or difficulties while you are doing something than you had expected or were prepared for:Bad weather on the mountain has been known to give climbers more than they bargained for.One of the youths grabbed Mr Cox's pension book; but the mugger got more than he bargained for, as Mr Cox tripped him up with his walking stick. phrasebargain[bargained, bargained, bargaining] bargain away bargain away sth • *bargain sth* away if you bargain away something, for example your rights, land etc, you agree to give them away, in return for getting something else that you want: Over the years employees have bargained away many of their rights in return for higher salaries. bargain for more than you bargained for used to say that something was more than you expected, and you were surprised or it caused problems for you: It was a wonderful holiday but it cost a lot more than we'd bargained for.get more than you had bargained for The thief got more than he'd bargained for when Mr Cox turned a gun on him. bargain for/on** sb hadn't bargained for/on sth if you hadn't bargained for something, you did not expect it to happen, and you are surprised or it causes problems for you: What they hadn't bargained for was the prejudice of the trial judge. I hadn't bargained on being stuck in traffic for two hours on Kilburn High Road.■ SIMILAR TO: reckon with bargain (over someone or something) (with someone) and bargain (for someone or something) (with someone) to negotiate with someone about obtaining someone or something. I refuse to bargain over money with Dan. We will bargain with the supplier over prices. You can't bargain over Claire with Jeff as if she were a car! bargain (for someone or something) (with someone) Go to bargain (over someone or something) (with someone). See: a bargaining counter a hard bargain bargain bargain (someone or something) down bargain down bargain for bargain for (something) bargain on bargain-basement bargain-bin bargaining chip bargaining counter best of a bad bargain, to make the bring (someone or something) to the bargaining table close the sale drive a hard bargain drive a hard bargain, to Faustian bargain get more than (one) bargained for hard bargain hold (one's) end of the bargain up hold (up) (one's) end of the bargain hold end of the bargain up hold up (one's) end (of the bargain) in(to) the bargain include (something) in the bargain into the bargain It takes two to make a bargain keep (one's) end of the bargain up keep (up) (one's) end of the bargain keep (up) (one's) side of the bargain live up to (one's) end of the bargain live up to end of the bargain make the best of a bad bargain make the best of it more than (one) bargained for more than one bargained for no bargain seal a bargain seal the bargain strike a bargain strike a bargain/deal strike a deal throw (something) into the bargain throw into the bargain
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