Definition of transact in English:

transact

verb trɑːnˈzakttrɑːnˈsakttranˈzakttranˈsakt

[with object]

Conduct or carry out (business)
traders transact business in the public exchange
no object the dealer must know the price at which he is prepared to transact
Example sentencesExamples
- Subsequently, more organizations can transact business online without large software applications or resources, constant upgrades, and/or system overhauls.
- The way business is transacted, government operates, and national defense is conducted have changed.
- Another retail outlet reported 60% of Christmas business being transacted in the last three days prior to the holiday.
- You couldn't actually transact business there.
- The daughter or daughters named on this account will have the power to write checks and transact other business, but upon your death, this account will pass under your will.
- Also, there is the influence of the surrounding organizations which transact business with an organization.
- As the situation applies, individual shipping companies do not need a licence to transact business to and from Irish ports.
- The programme aims to inform and advise consumers about the growing range of options for transacting their banking business enabled by new technology.
- The youthful enthusiasm of putting up a web site and thinking that everything else will take care of itself has given way to the realization that e-business is about transacting business.
- It is suggested that Indian traders may be allowed to move only up to the nearest Bangladesh trading point where the Indian traders can transact business.
- He said the show would give attendees the opportunity to interact, share views, transact business and work towards a low carbon economy.
- If you are interested in transacting business with us we will be glad.
- The house did not transact any other business Saturday since all the members were required to sign the membership roll and would meet again on Monday to elect a speaker and deputy speaker.
- It happens on a daily basis, much to the distress of people who transact business there.
- How would banks and building societies fare if it were not possible for customers to park within walking distance for just five minutes to transact their business?
- This is not communism - businesses are free to transact business any way they want in a democratic society.
- This Act currently allows the trust to transact business with its parent company, which is named, and any subsidiary or company associated with its parent company.
- In the past, experts have said that the only way to truly avoid the risks of currency fluctuation is to transact all international business in U.S. dollars.
- The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals.
- He puts it bluntly: ‘If you don't transact business, your business would be null and void.’
Synonyms
negotiate, conduct, carry out, do, perform, execute, enact, manage, handle, organize, take care of, prosecute, work out, thrash out, hammer out, see to, administer, operate
settle, conclude, finish, clinch, discharge, accomplish, reach an agreement on, agree on, come to terms about, reach terms on
informal sort out

Derivatives

transactor

noun tranˈzaktə

The ancestors too are transactors in these ‘complex forms of interrelationship extending back through time’.
Example sentencesExamples
- Only an eighth of the transactors are in the public service: their numbers have been growing slightly more slowly than those in the private sector.
- The technology itself transforms behavior, he says: ‘They're the most active searchers, the most fervid transactors, the most sold on the Internet overall.’
- Any exchange of gifts gave rise to the establishment of long-term relations between the transactors, such as patronage and various forms of public and private benefaction.
- Better information improves markets by permitting transactors to make more informed choices.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin transact- 'driven through', from the verb transigere, from trans- 'through' + agere 'do, lead'.

Rhymes

abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, redact, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, unbacked, underact, untracked

Definition of transact in US English:

transact

verb

[with object]

Conduct or carry out (business)
traders transact business in the public exchange
no object the dealer must know the price at which he is prepared to transact
Example sentencesExamples
- The way business is transacted, government operates, and national defense is conducted have changed.
- The house did not transact any other business Saturday since all the members were required to sign the membership roll and would meet again on Monday to elect a speaker and deputy speaker.
- Subsequently, more organizations can transact business online without large software applications or resources, constant upgrades, and/or system overhauls.
- This Act currently allows the trust to transact business with its parent company, which is named, and any subsidiary or company associated with its parent company.
- He puts it bluntly: ‘If you don't transact business, your business would be null and void.’
- It is suggested that Indian traders may be allowed to move only up to the nearest Bangladesh trading point where the Indian traders can transact business.
- The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals.
- It happens on a daily basis, much to the distress of people who transact business there.
- The youthful enthusiasm of putting up a web site and thinking that everything else will take care of itself has given way to the realization that e-business is about transacting business.
- Another retail outlet reported 60% of Christmas business being transacted in the last three days prior to the holiday.
- The daughter or daughters named on this account will have the power to write checks and transact other business, but upon your death, this account will pass under your will.
- You couldn't actually transact business there.
- Also, there is the influence of the surrounding organizations which transact business with an organization.
- The programme aims to inform and advise consumers about the growing range of options for transacting their banking business enabled by new technology.
- If you are interested in transacting business with us we will be glad.
- How would banks and building societies fare if it were not possible for customers to park within walking distance for just five minutes to transact their business?
- This is not communism - businesses are free to transact business any way they want in a democratic society.
- As the situation applies, individual shipping companies do not need a licence to transact business to and from Irish ports.
- He said the show would give attendees the opportunity to interact, share views, transact business and work towards a low carbon economy.
- In the past, experts have said that the only way to truly avoid the risks of currency fluctuation is to transact all international business in U.S. dollars.
Synonyms
negotiate, conduct, carry out, do, perform, execute, enact, manage, handle, organize, take care of, prosecute, work out, thrash out, hammer out, see to, administer, operate

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin transact- ‘driven through’, from the verb transigere, from trans- ‘through’ + agere ‘do, lead’.

单词	transact
释义	Definition of transact in English: transact verb trɑːnˈzakttrɑːnˈsakttranˈzakttranˈsakt [with object] Conduct or carry out (business) traders transact business in the public exchange no object the dealer must know the price at which he is prepared to transact Example sentencesExamples Subsequently, more organizations can transact business online without large software applications or resources, constant upgrades, and/or system overhauls. The way business is transacted, government operates, and national defense is conducted have changed. Another retail outlet reported 60% of Christmas business being transacted in the last three days prior to the holiday. You couldn't actually transact business there. The daughter or daughters named on this account will have the power to write checks and transact other business, but upon your death, this account will pass under your will. Also, there is the influence of the surrounding organizations which transact business with an organization. As the situation applies, individual shipping companies do not need a licence to transact business to and from Irish ports. The programme aims to inform and advise consumers about the growing range of options for transacting their banking business enabled by new technology. The youthful enthusiasm of putting up a web site and thinking that everything else will take care of itself has given way to the realization that e-business is about transacting business. It is suggested that Indian traders may be allowed to move only up to the nearest Bangladesh trading point where the Indian traders can transact business. He said the show would give attendees the opportunity to interact, share views, transact business and work towards a low carbon economy. If you are interested in transacting business with us we will be glad. The house did not transact any other business Saturday since all the members were required to sign the membership roll and would meet again on Monday to elect a speaker and deputy speaker. It happens on a daily basis, much to the distress of people who transact business there. How would banks and building societies fare if it were not possible for customers to park within walking distance for just five minutes to transact their business? This is not communism - businesses are free to transact business any way they want in a democratic society. This Act currently allows the trust to transact business with its parent company, which is named, and any subsidiary or company associated with its parent company. In the past, experts have said that the only way to truly avoid the risks of currency fluctuation is to transact all international business in U.S. dollars. The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals. He puts it bluntly: ‘If you don't transact business, your business would be null and void.’ Synonyms negotiate, conduct, carry out, do, perform, execute, enact, manage, handle, organize, take care of, prosecute, work out, thrash out, hammer out, see to, administer, operate settle, conclude, finish, clinch, discharge, accomplish, reach an agreement on, agree on, come to terms about, reach terms on informal sort out Derivatives transactor noun tranˈzaktə The ancestors too are transactors in these ‘complex forms of interrelationship extending back through time’. Example sentencesExamples Only an eighth of the transactors are in the public service: their numbers have been growing slightly more slowly than those in the private sector. The technology itself transforms behavior, he says: ‘They're the most active searchers, the most fervid transactors, the most sold on the Internet overall.’ Any exchange of gifts gave rise to the establishment of long-term relations between the transactors, such as patronage and various forms of public and private benefaction. Better information improves markets by permitting transactors to make more informed choices. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin transact- 'driven through', from the verb transigere, from trans- 'through' + agere 'do, lead'. Rhymes abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, redact, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, unbacked, underact, untracked Definition of transact in US English: transact verb [with object] Conduct or carry out (business) traders transact business in the public exchange no object the dealer must know the price at which he is prepared to transact Example sentencesExamples The way business is transacted, government operates, and national defense is conducted have changed. The house did not transact any other business Saturday since all the members were required to sign the membership roll and would meet again on Monday to elect a speaker and deputy speaker. Subsequently, more organizations can transact business online without large software applications or resources, constant upgrades, and/or system overhauls. This Act currently allows the trust to transact business with its parent company, which is named, and any subsidiary or company associated with its parent company. He puts it bluntly: ‘If you don't transact business, your business would be null and void.’ It is suggested that Indian traders may be allowed to move only up to the nearest Bangladesh trading point where the Indian traders can transact business. The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals. It happens on a daily basis, much to the distress of people who transact business there. The youthful enthusiasm of putting up a web site and thinking that everything else will take care of itself has given way to the realization that e-business is about transacting business. Another retail outlet reported 60% of Christmas business being transacted in the last three days prior to the holiday. The daughter or daughters named on this account will have the power to write checks and transact other business, but upon your death, this account will pass under your will. You couldn't actually transact business there. Also, there is the influence of the surrounding organizations which transact business with an organization. The programme aims to inform and advise consumers about the growing range of options for transacting their banking business enabled by new technology. If you are interested in transacting business with us we will be glad. How would banks and building societies fare if it were not possible for customers to park within walking distance for just five minutes to transact their business? This is not communism - businesses are free to transact business any way they want in a democratic society. As the situation applies, individual shipping companies do not need a licence to transact business to and from Irish ports. He said the show would give attendees the opportunity to interact, share views, transact business and work towards a low carbon economy. In the past, experts have said that the only way to truly avoid the risks of currency fluctuation is to transact all international business in U.S. dollars. Synonyms negotiate, conduct, carry out, do, perform, execute, enact, manage, handle, organize, take care of, prosecute, work out, thrash out, hammer out, see to, administer, operate Origin Late 16th century: from Latin transact- ‘driven through’, from the verb transigere, from trans- ‘through’ + agere ‘do, lead’.
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