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Meanings of trade in English
Economic branch involving the exchange of goods and services.
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Examples for "swap"
Examples for "swap"
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Europe has yet to implement its swap execution facility rules, for example.
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The United States has rejected the idea of any possible swap, however.
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Demertzis said terms of the renegotiated swap deals were not immediately available.
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I think she really did believe the swap meets would save us.
5
Want to swap yet?' The shoji to the outer corridor slides open.
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How U.S. officials might respond in the case of barter remains unclear.
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Agricultural barter, the oldest economy in humanity's record, had come to Ganymede.
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Money is little use to them; they barter for what they need.
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In turn, they barter this information to gain advantage should I fail.
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Large distributors are capable of sourcing large amounts of grain using barter.
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Don't swop out the feta however, its salty tang adds an essential touch.
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But he was a fool to swop his gun fer hem.
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I shall get mother to swop him for a horse, if she can.
4
Yes, hoss; I has a squaw I wudn't swop for two o' his'n.
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But I wouldn't swop the other horses for any of Windeatt's famous breed.
Usage of trade in English
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The global financial crisis sharply curtailed trade in developed countries last year.
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People are getting back to work, a North Sea trade source said.
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Yes, China has bilateral trade deficits with quite a number of countries.
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Business Asia Week Ahead: Can China trade add to the recovery tale?
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NZ and the EU talk small business gains from free trade deal.
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John Key says a better free trade deal with China is coming.
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And the problems in global trade could continue for a long time.
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Industry trade groups reiterated concerns that the rule could have negative effects.
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Most trade unions across western Europe are strong supporters of the euro.
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However, any potential move this trade period would likely come much cheaper.
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Outside the trade sector, however, details of the report were rather encouraging.
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The proliferation of cases in recent years has strained U.S.-China trade ties.
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Trump said that this would lead to better trade terms for China.
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And he said the new president was free to negotiate trade pacts.
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I expect the market to still trade sideways going forward, said Wong.
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The free trade area agreement is the most recent of these efforts.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Trade through the time
Trade across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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