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单词 trade
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Examples of 'trade' in a sentence
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They have particular hopes where you will end up in trade negotiations.All businesses that once relied on the tourist trade are suffering.This means that we shall all be worse off when looking to exchange for trade or holidays.They need trade unions interested in more than the public sector.This is intended to speed up sales processing and provide better service online regardless of demand peaks during busy trading periods.Was it that much worse than the daily bluff and bluster of a City trading room?Trade business accounted for 52 per cent of its total sales last year.Which way the car steers depends on how it is programmed to trade off people 's lives.We need to control our trade policy.Manufacturers offer these deals because they know most people will trade in their existing car.Trade in goods is known as visible exports and trade in services is known as invisible exports.Most companies publish accounts within about three months of the end of their trading year.It is a free trade area in that there are no tariffs between the countries on exports.We must also note that her trade union had agreed to the change.He thought it could carry the trade between the two.Watch where large competitors advertise and also use trade magazines.You think of international trade as a competition.The stores are expected to begin trading next year.And now the only thing booming is the tourist trade.We will continue to trade the remaining business while we seek a buyer.The trade body has no idea and it is almost impossible to tell because worldwide figures are not collected.The best single means to do so requires harnessing the power of politicians and pushing through the next round of trade liberalisation.He said that the find was the culmination of a 25-year career in the antiques trade.Rarely sold by variety, the trade tends to buy raspberries by the grower.The Kent countryside could be about to become home to one of the tallest structures in the country if a City trading firm has its way.

In other languages
trade

British English: trade /treɪd/ NOUN
activity Trade is the activity of buying, selling, or exchanging goods or services between people, firms, or countries.
The ministry had direct control over every aspect of foreign trade.
  • American English: trade
  • Arabic: تـِجَارَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: comércio
  • Chinese: 贸易
  • Croatian: trgovina
  • Czech: obchod činnost
  • Danish: handel
  • Dutch: handel
  • European Spanish: comercio
  • Finnish: kaupankäynti
  • French: commerce
  • German: Handel
  • Greek: εμπόριο
  • Italian: commercio
  • Japanese: 商売
  • Korean: 장사 사업
  • Norwegian: handel
  • Polish: handel
  • European Portuguese: comércio
  • Romanian: comerț
  • Russian: торговля
  • Latin American Spanish: comercio
  • Swedish: handel
  • Thai: การค้าขาย
  • Turkish: ticaret
  • Ukrainian: торгівля
  • Vietnamese: thương mại
British English: trade NOUN
skill A trade is a particular area of business or industry.
They've completely ruined the tourist trade for the next few years.
  • American English: trade
  • Brazilian Portuguese: comércio
  • Chinese: 贸易
  • European Spanish: negocio
  • French: secteur
  • German: Handel
  • Italian: settore
  • Japanese: 業界
  • Korean: 교역
  • European Portuguese: comércio
  • Latin American Spanish: negocio
British English: trade VERB
If you trade places with someone or if the two of you trade places, you move into the other person's position or situation, and they move into yours.
He asked his friend to trade places with him so he could ride with me.
  • American English: trade
  • Brazilian Portuguese: trocar
  • Chinese: 交换位置
  • European Spanish: intercambiar
  • French: changer deN
  • German: tauschen
  • Italian: scambiare
  • Japanese: 入れ替える
  • Korean: 교환하다
  • European Portuguese: trocar
  • Latin American Spanish: intercambiar

All related terms of 'trade'

Chinese translation of 'trade'

trade

(treɪd)

n

  1. (u) (= buying and selling) 贸(貿)易 (màoyì)
  2. (c) (= skill, job) 谋(謀)生之道 (móushēng zhī dào) (种(種), zhǒng)
  3. (c) (= specific kind of work) 行业(業) (hángyè)
    ⇒ the book trade 图书业 (túshūyè)

vi

  1. (= do business) 做生意 (zuò shēngyì)

vt

  1. (= exchange)
    to trade sth (for sth) (esp US) 用某物交换(換)(某物) (yòng mǒuwù jiāohuàn (mǒuwù))
    to trade with [country, company] 与(與) ... 进(進)行贸(貿)易 (yǔ ... jìnxíng màoyì)
    to trade in [merchandise] 从(從)业于(於) (cóngyè yú)

All related terms of 'trade'

(noun) 
Definition
amount of custom or commercial dealings
The ministry has control over every aspect of foreign trade.
Synonyms
commerce
They have made their fortunes from industry and commerce.
business
young people seeking a career in business
transactions
buying and selling
dealing
exchange
traffic
traffic in illicit drugs
truck
barter
(noun) 
Definition
a specified market or business
He was a jeweller by trade.
Synonyms
job
the pressure of being the first woman in the job
employment
She was unable to find employment in the area.
calling
He was a serious man, dedicated to his calling as a physician.
business
May I ask what business you are in?
line
What was your father's line of business?
skill
craft
All kinds of traditional crafts are preserved here.
profession
Harper was a teacher by profession.
occupation
I was looking for an occupation which would allow me to travel.
pursuit
They both love outdoor pursuits.
line of work
métier
avocation
(noun) 
It wouldn't exactly have been a fair trade.
Synonyms
exchange
a free exchange of information
deal
swap
If she ever fancies a job swap, I could be interested.
interchange
the interchange of ideas from different disciplines
(noun) 
Synonyms
customers
market
Two big companies control 72% of the market.
public
She won't do anything that makes her look bad to her public.
custom
Providing discounts is not the only way to win custom.
patrons
clientele
This pub has a mixed clientele.
(verb) 
Definition
to deal or do business (with)
They had years of experience trading with the west.
Synonyms
deal
do business
buy and sell
exchange
traffic
Anyone who trafficked in illegal goods was brought to justice.
truck
bargain
Shop in small local markets and don't be afraid to bargain.
peddle
dealers peddling drugs
barter
transact
cut a deal
have dealings
(verb) 
Definition
to exchange
They traded land for goods and money.
Synonyms
exchange
We exchanged addresses.
switch
The ballot boxes have been switched.
swap
Some hostages were swapped for convicted prisoners.
barter
They have been bartering wheat for cotton and timber.
(verb) 
Definition
to engage in trade
The company is thought to be trading at a loss.
Synonyms
operate
The machine operates at a pace of just 2 miles per hour.
run
His father ran a prosperous business.
deal
do business

phrasal verb

See trade on something

related words

related adjective mercantile

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bargain
Shop in small local markets and don't be afraid to bargain.
Synonyms
haggle,
deal,
sell,
trade,
traffic,
barter,
drive a hard bargain
in the sense of barter
Definition
to trade goods or services in exchange for other goods or services, rather than for money
They have been bartering wheat for cotton and timber.
Synonyms
trade,
sell,
exchange,
switch,
traffic,
bargain,
swap,
haggle,
drive a hard bargain
in the sense of business
Definition
commercial activity
young people seeking a career in business
Synonyms
trade,
selling,
trading,
industry,
manufacturing,
commerce,
dealings,
merchandising

Synonyms of 'trade'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of business
Definition
a trade or profession
May I ask what business you are in?
Synonyms
profession,
work,
calling,
job,
line,
trade,
career,
function,
employment,
craft,
occupation,
pursuit,
vocation,
métier
in the sense of calling
Definition
a profession or occupation, esp. a caring one
He was a serious man, dedicated to his calling as a physician.
Synonyms
profession,
work,
business,
line,
trade,
career,
mission,
employment,
province,
occupation,
pursuit,
vocation,
walk of life,
life's work,
métier
in the sense of clientele
Definition
customers or clients collectively
This pub has a mixed clientele.
Synonyms
customers,
market,
business,
following,
trade,
regulars,
clients,
patronage
in the sense of craft
Definition
an occupation requiring skill or manual dexterity
All kinds of traditional crafts are preserved here.
Synonyms
occupation,
work,
calling,
business,
line,
trade,
employment,
pursuit,
vocation,
handiwork,
handicraft
in the sense of custom
Definition
regular use of a shop or business
Providing discounts is not the only way to win custom.
Synonyms
customers,
business,
trade,
patronage
in the sense of employment
Definition
a person's work or occupation
She was unable to find employment in the area.
Synonyms
job,
work,
business,
position,
trade,
post,
situation,
employ,
calling,
profession,
occupation,
pursuit,
vocation,
métier
in the sense of interchange
Definition
the act of interchanging
the interchange of ideas from different disciplines
Synonyms
exchange,
give and take,
alternation,
reciprocation
in the sense of line
Definition
a field of interest or activity
What was your father's line of business?
Synonyms
occupation,
work,
calling,
interest,
business,
job,
area,
trade,
department (informal),
field,
career,
activity,
bag (slang),
employment,
province,
profession,
pursuit,
forte,
vocation,
specialization
in the sense of market
Definition
the buying and selling of goods and services, esp. when unrestrained by political or social considerations
Two big companies control 72% of the market.
Synonyms
trade,
business,
dealing,
commerce,
trading,
buying and selling
in the sense of occupation
Definition
a person's job or profession
I was looking for an occupation which would allow me to travel.
Synonyms
job,
work,
calling,
business,
line (of work),
office,
trade,
position,
post,
career,
situation,
activity,
employment,
craft,
profession,
pursuit,
vocation,
livelihood,
walk of life

Additional synonyms

in the sense of peddle
Definition
to sell (goods) from place to place
dealers peddling drugs
Synonyms
sell,
trade,
push (informal),
market,
hawk,
flog (slang),
vend,
huckster,
sell door to door
in the sense of profession
Definition
a type of work that requires special training, such as in law or medicine
Harper was a teacher by profession.
Synonyms
occupation,
calling,
business,
career,
employment,
line,
office,
position,
sphere,
vocation,
walk of life,
line of work,
métier
in the sense of public
Definition
a particular section of the community
She won't do anything that makes her look bad to her public.
Synonyms
clientele,
fans,
supporters,
following,
followers,
audience,
buyers,
patrons
in the sense of pursuit
Definition
an occupation or pastime
They both love outdoor pursuits.
Synonyms
occupation,
activity,
interest,
line,
pleasure,
hobby,
pastime,
vocation
in the sense of run
Definition
to manage
His father ran a prosperous business.
Synonyms
manage,
lead,
direct,
be in charge of,
own,
head,
control,
boss (informal),
operate,
handle,
conduct,
look after,
carry on,
regulate,
take care of,
administer,
oversee,
supervise,
mastermind,
coordinate,
superintend
in the sense of swap
Definition
an exchange
If she ever fancies a job swap, I could be interested.
Synonyms
exchange,
trade,
switch,
interchange,
barter,
trade-off
in the sense of swap
Definition
to exchange (something) for something else
Some hostages were swapped for convicted prisoners.
Synonyms
exchange,
trade,
switch,
traffic,
interchange,
barter,
trade off
in the sense of switch
Definition
to exchange (places) or swap (something for something else)
The ballot boxes have been switched.
Synonyms
exchange,
trade,
swap,
replace,
substitute,
rearrange,
interchange
in the sense of traffic
Definition
trade, esp. of an illicit kind
traffic in illicit drugs
Synonyms
trade,
dealing,
commerce,
buying and selling,
business,
exchange,
truck,
dealings,
peddling,
barter,
doings
in the sense of traffic
Definition
to carry on trade or business, esp. of an illicit kind
Anyone who trafficked in illegal goods was brought to justice.
Synonyms
trade,
market,
deal,
exchange,
truck,
bargain,
do business,
buy and sell,
peddle,
barter,
cut a deal,
have dealings,
have transactions

Additional synonyms

in the sense of truck
Synonyms
buy and sell,
deal,
trade,
exchange,
traffic,
negotiate,
bargain,
swap,
do business,
barter,
cut a deal,
have dealings,
transact business
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