bargain

• 名词，指双方就交易条件达成的协议，也指以优惠价格买到的东西。

A noun referring to an agreement between parties on terms of a transaction, or an item bought at a favorable price.

1. Good dealA2informal

   Something bought for less than its usual price; a good value.

   便宜货

   • This jacket was a real bargain at only $20.
   • She found a bargain on the clearance rack.
   • The store is offering bargains on all winter coats.

   同义词buydealsnipstealvalue

   反义词overchargerip-offswindle

2. B1formal

   An agreement between two or more people or groups to do something in return for something else.

   协议

   • They made a bargain to share the profits equally.
   • The two sides struck a bargain after hours of negotiation.
   • He kept his side of the bargain by delivering the goods on time.

   同义词accordarrangementcontractcovenantdealpacttreatyunderstanding

• 动词，指就交易、协议或交换的条件进行谈判，常涉及价格或条件的讨论。

A verb used to indicate negotiating the terms of a transaction, agreement, or exchange, often involving discussion over price or conditions.

1. Negotiate priceB1formal

   To discuss the terms of a sale or agreement, especially to try to get a lower price.

   讨价还价

   • She bargained with the vendor for a better price.
   • He bargained hard to get the car for $5,000.
   • Tourists often bargain at the local market.

   同义词chafferdickerhagglenegotiate

2. Make an agreementB2formal

   To reach an agreement or arrangement through discussion.

   达成协议

   • They bargained a deal that satisfied both parties.
   • The union bargained for better working conditions.
   • We bargained on meeting at noon, but he was late.

   同义词agreecontractcovenantnegotiatesettlestipulate

短语动词变体bargain down