trade

1 عمومی:: داد و ستد كردن‌، حرفه‌، مبادله‌ كردن‌، كسب‌، بازرگانی‌، تجارت، داد وستد، پیشه‌ وری‌، تجارت‌، سوداگری‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 :: معامله, معامله کردن، ترید

واژگان شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: trade ADJECTIVES/NOUN + trade international/foreign trade • International trade is essential for long-term economic growth. global/world trade • We want the poorer nations to benefit from increased global trade. the arms/timber/book etc trade • Britain is heavily involved in the arms trade. the drugs/slave trade • the country’s thriving drugs trade the tourist trade • The wildlife and scenery have helped to make the tourist trade Alaska's second industry the retail trade (= businesses which sell goods in shops to customers ) • Advertising encourages the retail trade to stock and display the product. the wholesale trade (= businesses which sell goods in large quantities at low prices to other businesses, rather than to the general public ) • In the domestic market, the wholesale trade and retail trade developed rapidly. trade + NOUN trade barriers ( also barriers to trade formal ) (= things that make trade between two countries more difficult or expensive, such as taxes ) • The removal of trade barriers will help our trading partnership. a trade agreement • On April 3 a new trade agreement between Romania and the USA was signed. a trade embargo (= an official order to stop trade with another country ) • Delegates urged the US government to lift its trade embargo against Vietnam. trade talks/negotiations • A further round of trade talks begins this week in Geneva. a trade deficit (= the amount by which the total goods one country sells to others is less than the amount it buys from them ) • The foreign trade deficit widened by 42% compared with the previous year. a trade surplus (= the amount by which the total goods one country sells to others is more than the amount it buys from them ) • Scotch whisky is a major contributor to the UK trade balance, with a large trade surplus.

transnet.ir

2 general::   noun buying/selling of goods/services ADJ. brisk, flourishing, lively, roaring, thriving All around the pyramids, salespeople were doing a roaring trade in souvenirs. | lucrative, profitable | external, foreign, global, international, overseas, world | domestic, internal, inter-provincial, inter-regional, regional | export, import, import-export | direct, indirect | free | fair The organization promotes fair trade with developing countries. | legal, legitimate | illegal, illicit attempts to curb the illicit trade in exotic species | private | bilateral, mutual | unilateral | coastal, maritime | agricultural, commercial | retail, wholesale It has been a bad year for the retail trade. | book, fur, slave, timber, tourist, wine, wool | evil the evil trade in drugs VERB + TRADE carry on, conduct, do, engage in, ply the tools needed to carry on a trade All manner of hawkers and street sellers were plying their trade. | boost, build up, develop, expand, increase, promote a bid to boost foreign trade He built up a trade in seeds, corn and manure. | damage, harm A bitterly cold winter damaged industrial output and trade. | lose Shops have lost a day's trade. | ban, restrict TRADE + VERB boom, expand, grow, increase, pick up | decline, fall TRADE + NOUN balance, figures, performance, statistics | surplus | deficit, gap, imbalance | barrier, blockade, boycott, embargo, restrictions, sanctions | tariff | dispute, war The countries were locked in a trade war, refusing to allow imports of each other's goods. | liberalization | benefits, concessions | accord, agreement, deal, pact, protocol, treaty | negotiations, talks | cooperation, links, network, relations | policy, practice The US was accused of employing unfair trade practices. | law, rules | bloc The five countries formed a regional trade bloc. | delegation, mission Several local firms took part in a trade mission to Spain. | official, representative talks between trade officials from the two countries | mark (also trademark), name | exhibition, fair, show | centre | route The road has been an important trade route since prehistoric times. | cycle the boom and slump periods of a trade cycle | association, body, group, organization the trade body representing water companies (see also trade union) | buyer, customer The vase was bought by a trade buyer (= for example, somebody who works in the antiques trade). | directory | journal, magazine, paper, press | information, secret The employees were fired for divulging trade secrets to a competitor. PREP. in a/the ~ She's in the wholesale fruit trade. These special flour sacks are known in the trade as ‘pockets’. | ~ between Trade between the Adriatic ports and their hinterland had grown. | ~ in Steps were taken to ban the trade in ivory. | ~ with The US has restricted trade with India.BUSINESS job VERB + TRADE learn | exercise, follow, practise PREP. by ~ She is a carpenter by trade. PHRASES a jack of all trades (= a person who can do many different types of work), the tricks of the trade The experienced artisan would pass on the tricks of the trade to the apprentice.,   verb ADV. profitably, successfully | actively | openly The firm openly traded in arms. | publicly publicly traded securities | freely He claimed that all shops should be able to trade freely on Sundays. | directly | illegally VERB + TRADE continue to | cease to PREP. as They now trade as a partnership. | in countries trading illegally in rhinoceros horn | with Early explorers traded directly with the Indians. PHRASES cease/continue trading The company has now ceased trading. | trade under the name (of) sth The company trades under the name ‘English Estates’.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

3 general:: trade sth in [ M ] to give something you own as part of your payment for something you buy, especially a new type of the same thing • He recently traded in his Jeep for a red Mercedes., trade on sth to use something, especially a characteristic, for your own advantage and usually in an unfair way • People are always trading on his generosity. • This kind of advertising trades on people's fears. • He trades on his good looks., trade up/down to buy something, usually a house or car, that is of higher or lower value than the one you already have • My car is costing me too much to run, so I'm going to trade down to a cheaper model.

Cambridge-Phrasal Verbs

4 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with TRADE, Also see TRICKS OF THE TRADE.

American Heritage Idioms

5 general:: noun exchange: We took her car in trade. noun sales: She was in the trades. verb shop: We trade at that store. verb swap: I'll trade my car for yours.

Simple Definitions