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horse trader

/ˈhɔːrs ˌtreɪdər/

Traduction: Personne habile à négocier ou à marchander, souvent de manière rusée ou astucieuse ; à l'origine, désignait un marchand de chevaux, mais s'emploie désormais au sens figuré pour tout négociateur coriace, notamment en politique ou en affaires.

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/ˈhɔːrs ˌtreɪdər/C1informalamericanpolitical
  • frPersonne habile à négocier ou à marchander, souvent de manière rusée ou astucieuse ; à l'origine, désignait un marchand de chevaux, mais s'emploie désormais au sens figuré pour tout négociateur coriace, notamment en politique ou en affaires.

A person who is skilled at negotiating or bargaining, often in a shrewd or clever manner; originally referred to someone who trades horses, but now used figuratively for any tough negotiator, especially in politics or business.

  1. Literal meaningB1formal

    A person who buys and sells horses as a profession.

    frmarchand de chevaux

    • The horse trader examined the animal's teeth before making an offer.
    • He worked as a horse trader at the local market.
    • Horse traders often travel to different towns to sell their animals.
  2. Figurative meaningB2informalamerican

    A person who is skilled at negotiating or making deals, often in a shrewd or clever way.

    frnégociateur rusé

    • He's a real horse trader when it comes to business contracts.
    • The politician was known as a horse trader, always striking deals behind closed doors.
    • She's a horse trader in the real estate market, always getting the best price.
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