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单词 bargain
释义
bargain
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbɑː.ɡɪn/us
/ˈbɑːr.ɡɪn/

bargainnoun[C](LOW PRICE)

B1
something onsaleat alowerpricethanitstruevalue:
便宜货，廉价品
Thiscoatwashalf-price- arealbargain.这件大衣是半价买的——真便宜。
Theairlineregularlyofferslast-minutebookingsat bargainprices.航空公司定期提供最后时刻的低价订票服务。
Thesaleshadstartedand the bargainhunters(=peoplelookingfor things at alowprice)were out inforce.减价销售开始了，那些到处搜寻便宜货的人便倾巢出动。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
something that is cheap
  • bargainAnyone prepared to play a waiting game could bag a real bargain.
  • giftAt one hundred pounds, this phone is a gift.
  • snipUKAfternoon tea is a snip at £10 per head.
  • good buyWoven cotton and linen are also a good buy.
  • good dealYou may be able to get a better deal from your own bank.
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More examples
  • She has asharpeyefor a bargain.
  • Buyers who havewaitedfor bargains at the end of theyearwillfindslimpickings.
  • Thefallinpropertypricesmeansthat there are a lot of bargainswaitingto besnappedup.
  • Jonathan doesn'tmissatrick! If there's a bargain to be had at themarket, he'llfindit.
  • She's got a goodnosefor a bargain,
  • Houses in thisareaused to be arealbargain, but they're notcheapany more.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Price decreases
  • bear market
  • bearish
  • closeout
  • concessional
  • couponer
  • couponing
  • cratering
  • deflate
  • deflation
  • depreciate
  • devalue
  • drop off
  • freeze
  • knock off (something)
  • marksomethingdown
  • overdiscount
  • post-devaluation
  • projected value
  • spiral
  • tumble
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Costing little or no money

bargainnoun[C](AGREEMENT)

anagreementbetween twopeopleorgroupsin which eachpromisesto do something inexchangefor somethingelse:
协议；交易
"I'llcleanthekitchenif youcleanthecar." "OK, it's a bargain."“如果你洗车我就打扫厨房。”“好，就这么定了！”
Themanagementandemployeeseventuallystruck/madea bargain(=reachedanagreement).劳资双方最终达成了协议。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making & breaking promises & commitments
  • bond
  • breach
  • broken
  • cross my heart (and hope to die)idiom
  • deliver
  • fink
  • go back onsomething
  • Hippocratic oath
  • honour
  • keep (herself) toherselfidiom
  • promise
  • renege
  • so help me (God)idiom
  • swear
  • uncommitted
  • undertake
  • unkept
  • vouch forsomething/someone
  • warranty
  • welch
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Idiom

into the bargain
bargain
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈbɑː.ɡɪn/us
/ˈbɑːr.ɡɪn/
totryto make someoneagreeto give you something that isbetterfor you, such as abetterpriceorbetterworkingconditions:
讨价还价（如价格，工资或工作条件等）
Unions bargainwithemployersforbetterratesofpayeachyear.为了争取更高的薪酬，工会每年都要与资方进行谈判。
Synonym
dickerUS
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Negotiating prices
  • bargainer
  • bargaining power
  • barter
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bid
  • cap
  • dicker
  • drive
  • drive a hard bargainidiom
  • gazump
  • gazunder
  • haggle
  • negotiable
  • non-market
  • non-negotiable
  • outbargain
  • predatory pricing
  • quotation
  • quote
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Debate & discussion

Phrasal verbs

bargainsomethingaway
bargain for/onsomething
(Definition ofbargainfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bargain| American Dictionary

bargain
noun[C]
us
/ˈbɑr·ɡən/

bargainnoun[C](AGREEMENT)

anagreementbetween twopeopleorgroupsin which eachpromisesto do something inexchangefor somethingelse:
Hefailedtocarryout hissideof the bargain.

bargainnoun[C](LOW PRICE)

somethingsoldfor apricethat islowerthanusualorlowerthanitsvalue:
We gotticketsto the show athalf-price, arealbargain.
bargain
verb[I]
us
/ˈbɑr·ɡən/

bargainverb[I](LOW PRICE)

totrytoreachagreementwith someone inorderto get alowerprice:
You can usually bargain withantiquedealers.

bargaining

noun[U]us
/ˈbɑr·ɡə·nɪŋ/
Harrimanpressedfortougherbargaining by the Americanside.

Phrasal verb

bargain onsomething
(Definition ofbargainfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

bargain| Business English

bargain
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbɑːɡɪn/us
COMMERCE
something that is onsaleat alowerpricethanusual:
Theairlineregularlyofferslast-minutebookingsatbargainprices.
anagreementbetween twopeopleorgroupsin which eachpromisesto do something inexchangefor somethingelse:
strike/make a bargainThemanagementandemployeeseventuallystrucka bargain.
See also
Dutch bargain
COMMERCE
asituationin which two or morepeopleagreeon apricethat something issoldat:
strike a bargainTheyfeltthat theofferwas toolowbut after somenegotiationtheyeventuallystrucka bargain.
STOCK MARKET
in the UK, anactofbuyingorsellingshareson the London Stock Exchange:
After the bargain iscompleted, thebrokerwillwanttoknowwhenpaymentwill be made.
into the bargain(USalsoin the bargain)
inadditionto otherfactswhich have beenmentionedpreviously:
Ourlatestrecruitis anexcellentanalyst, and a very goodmanagerinto the bargain.
bargain
verb[I]
uk
/ˈbɑːɡɪn/us
COMMERCE,HR
todiscusssomething with somebody, forexampleapriceor arateofpay, inorderto get anagreementthat is ofadvantageto you:
bargain (with sb) (for/over sth)Unions bargain withemployersforbetterratesofpayeachyear.

Phrasal verbs

bargain sth away
bargain for/on sth
(Definition ofbargainfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbargain

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Because of this strategic time-inconsistency, rational, self-interested agents are unlikely to profit from mutually advantageous bargains.
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In some industries bargains between employers and employed are made in one room for many counties together.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, thisbargainwas called into doubt.
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Yet it was equally the case that customers expected to be able tobargainover the quoted price.
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To the extent that both husbands and wives are rational egoists, the answer is supplied by bargaining theory.
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Often this was presented as an economic approach, in contrast to the political approach of bargaining with labour.
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The degree of enforceability depends on the capacity of bargaining agents to implement their agreements.
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Enforceable agreements presuppose that bargaining agents control most strike and lockout funds, and can impose fines for non-compliance (particularly important on the employer side).
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At any level of bargaining, the smaller the number of bargaining agents, and the more uneven their size, the higher the degree of centralization.
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Agents bargaining in the market share at least one intrinsically collective goal.
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The local sellers knew her since she went to the market every day, and usually gave her some bargains.
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Market-oriented policy reforms alter the distribution of resources in society, producing winners and losers, and tamper with regulatory and distributive bargains that implicate powerful interests.
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Improvements in general dental health for exogenous reasons have weakened the bargaining power of this position.
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Nevertheless, players behaving according to extremal equilibria engage in rounds of costly war to reach a mutually acceptablebargainthat is already in plain sight.
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This power to refuse rather thanbargainis familiar in a variety of contexts.
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Collocationswithbargain

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bargain price
The authorities may imagine that the more companies who tender, the more likely they are to get abargainpricefor their housing.
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best bargain
They will go for thebestbargainthat they can get anywhere in the world.
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better bargain
We contend that owner-occupation is abetterbargainfor the council tenant and abetterbargainfor the taxpayer.
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