bargain

UK:  ['bɑː(r)ɡɪn]

US:  ['bɑrɡən]

复数：bargains  过去分词：bargained  现在分词：bargaining  

n.

1.交易,廉价的交易,生意,买卖,便宜买卖

2.便宜货,廉价品;(通过讨价还价)成交的商品

3.议价;讨价还价,便宜

4.契约,合同,协定,成交条件;交易,买卖

5.价钱

6.约定,一言为定

7.婚约

v.

1.讲价,做交易,讨价还价,讨价还价做生意

2.谈判,订约;约定;〔口语〕讨价还价

3.(与某人)(为某件事)讨价还价;讲价;谈条件:

4.把…议价卖出;通过讲条件去掉…

5.议(价);约定

6.贱价卖掉

7.预料,预期

8.商议;要求

9.愿意接受或同意;预料;期待:

10.提出条件

1 . The Scots too seem to have received the bad part of the bargain when they dissolved their Parliament and joined England.
无独有偶，苏格兰人也是讨价还价中吃亏的那一方，他们解散了议会，加入了英国。

2 . In that scenario, the state just might achieve the grand bargain that seems to be eluding the rest of the country.
在这种情况下，为了躲避其他州的质疑，加州似乎只能履行共和党的协议。

3 . Emilia. If he say so, may his pernicious soul Rot half a grain a day! he lies to the heart: She was too fond of her most filthy bargain.
爱米利娅要是他果然说了这样的话，愿他恶毒的灵魂每天一分一寸地糜烂！他全然胡说；她对于她的最卑鄙的男人是太痴心了。

4 . "Sherry is such a great bargain, and unlike flowers, retailers don't raise the price of it around Valentine's Day, " he said.
他说：“雪莉酒（Sherry）非常便宜，而且这跟鲜花不一样，店家不会在情人节前后提价。”

5 . To him, this sort of bargain made good sense: it was the way of nature and the way of the world.
对于他来说，这种“契约”很有意义：这是一个自然而然的道路，这个世界的道路；