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Meanings of bargainer in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "trader"
Examples for "trader"
1
But elections in Europe changed that mindset, said a New York-based trader.
2
However, weaker demand kept trading relatively muted this week, another trader said.
3
It's a major, major risk event tomorrow, said a Warsaw-based currency trader.
4
This was enough to boost German power and carbon prices, trader said.
5
The result of the elections was already priced in, a trader said.
1
But the word used to have another, very different meaning: poultry dealer.
2
Oil is still the main factor, said a dealer in Hong Kong.
3
It can be difficult to spot, so ask the dealer for help.
4
But several firms have made efforts recently to get primary dealer status.
5
He has been an opportunist rather than a dealer in general ideas.
1
I have the ear of every society power monger in the country.
2
Heretofore, her song had disdained the ordinary topics of the youthful ballad-monger.
3
And he tried to use you, no less than that old death-monger.
4
He was not a fame-monger, but merely one of God's mad lovers.
5
To be overwise is to ossify; and the scruple-monger ends by standing stockstill.
Usage of bargainer in anglès
1
He seemed astute and yet unsubtle, a keen bargainer, but thoroughly honest.
2
I earned a reputation as a tough bargainer but a conscientious painter.
3
A facility with oaths is not the most reassuring quality in a bargainer.
4
It did not seem excessive, but the bargainer exclaimed, in a bantering tone,-
5
Moreover, Eve's manner was not exactly encouraging to the would-be bargainer.
6
Behead a sharp bargainer, and leave a company of people.
7
He is of a very quarrelsome nature, a sharp bargainer, and a boastful talker.
8
He was again a bargainer, ready to take an advantage.
9
As she had said long ago, Mary was no bargainer.
10
Mad Bear was justifiably proud of himself as a bargainer.
11
In this diplomatic contest, Henry proved the more skilful bargainer, though the Spaniards were adepts.
12
He intimidated people: with his height and ramrod posture, he made for a formidable bargainer.
13
It was at this time that McCluskey got the reputation for being a hard bargainer.
14
Samuel Fane, the President's emissary, is a hard bargainer.
15
Through my steward I traded for supplies, and soon had a reputation as a smart bargainer.
16
He did not appear himself as the bargainer.
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Bargainer through the time