Definition of transactional in English:

transactional

adjective tranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)ltrɑːnˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to the conducting of business, especially buying or selling.
access to transactional data such as records of purchases
a purely transactional relationship
Example sentencesExamples
- The transactional costs of moving home are significant.
- You can build a transactional website in a matter of weeks.
- Organizations must extend their view of cost reduction beyond isolated transactional decisions.
- Software scans reams of transactional data, looking for anomalies.
- Some firms charge a monthly fee, while others charge transactional fees.
1. 1.1 Relating to exchange or interaction between people.
  transactional models of social evolution
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was slow to acquire the transactional skills that a conductor needs to make headway the orchestra.
  Managers need to display transactional skills to do with planning, organizing, monitoring and supervising.
  If your relationships with people are emotional, rather than transactional, then people will be more likely to visit you when the economy slows down.
  He views the ideal leadership style as transactional.
  The new deal is a much more transactional relationship whereby each party weighs up the opportunities and costs of being in the relationship.

Derivatives

transactionally

adverbtranˈsakʃ(ə)n(ə)litranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)li

Will customers who are transactionally motivated be receptive to a full-service strategy?
Example sentencesExamples
- Knowledge constructed transactionally is more sophisticated than knowledge a student might construct on his or her own.
- If you do not register your component, it may function normally, but will not be able to work transactionally.
- Now you simply write the code as you would normally, and things will work transactionally.
- There is simply a series of debits and credits which are causally and transactionally linked.

Rhymes

factional, fractional, redactional

Definition of transactional in US English:

transactional

adjective

1Relating to the conducting of business, especially buying or selling.
access to transactional data such as records of purchases
a purely transactional relationship
Example sentencesExamples
- Software scans reams of transactional data, looking for anomalies.
- Organizations must extend their view of cost reduction beyond isolated transactional decisions.
- Some firms charge a monthly fee, while others charge transactional fees.
- The transactional costs of moving home are significant.
- You can build a transactional website in a matter of weeks.
1. 1.1 Relating to exchange or interaction between people.
  transactional models of social evolution
  Example sentencesExamples
  If your relationships with people are emotional, rather than transactional, then people will be more likely to visit you when the economy slows down.
  He views the ideal leadership style as transactional.
  The new deal is a much more transactional relationship whereby each party weighs up the opportunities and costs of being in the relationship.
  Managers need to display transactional skills to do with planning, organizing, monitoring and supervising.
  He was slow to acquire the transactional skills that a conductor needs to make headway the orchestra.

单词	transactional
释义	Definition of transactional in English: transactional adjective tranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)ltrɑːnˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to the conducting of business, especially buying or selling. access to transactional data such as records of purchases a purely transactional relationship Example sentencesExamples The transactional costs of moving home are significant. You can build a transactional website in a matter of weeks. Organizations must extend their view of cost reduction beyond isolated transactional decisions. Software scans reams of transactional data, looking for anomalies. Some firms charge a monthly fee, while others charge transactional fees. 1.1 Relating to exchange or interaction between people. transactional models of social evolution Example sentencesExamples He was slow to acquire the transactional skills that a conductor needs to make headway the orchestra. Managers need to display transactional skills to do with planning, organizing, monitoring and supervising. If your relationships with people are emotional, rather than transactional, then people will be more likely to visit you when the economy slows down. He views the ideal leadership style as transactional. The new deal is a much more transactional relationship whereby each party weighs up the opportunities and costs of being in the relationship. Derivatives transactionally adverbtranˈsakʃ(ə)n(ə)litranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)li Will customers who are transactionally motivated be receptive to a full-service strategy? Example sentencesExamples Knowledge constructed transactionally is more sophisticated than knowledge a student might construct on his or her own. If you do not register your component, it may function normally, but will not be able to work transactionally. Now you simply write the code as you would normally, and things will work transactionally. There is simply a series of debits and credits which are causally and transactionally linked. Rhymes factional, fractional, redactional Definition of transactional in US English: transactional adjective 1Relating to the conducting of business, especially buying or selling. access to transactional data such as records of purchases a purely transactional relationship Example sentencesExamples Software scans reams of transactional data, looking for anomalies. Organizations must extend their view of cost reduction beyond isolated transactional decisions. Some firms charge a monthly fee, while others charge transactional fees. The transactional costs of moving home are significant. You can build a transactional website in a matter of weeks. 1.1 Relating to exchange or interaction between people. transactional models of social evolution Example sentencesExamples If your relationships with people are emotional, rather than transactional, then people will be more likely to visit you when the economy slows down. He views the ideal leadership style as transactional. The new deal is a much more transactional relationship whereby each party weighs up the opportunities and costs of being in the relationship. Managers need to display transactional skills to do with planning, organizing, monitoring and supervising. He was slow to acquire the transactional skills that a conductor needs to make headway the orchestra.
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