business deal

英 [ˈbɪznəs diːl]

美 [ˈbɪznəs diːl]

商务交易

英英释义

noun

• a particular instance of buying or selling
  1. it was a package deal
  2. I had no further trade with him
  3. he's a master of the business deal
  Synonym:dealtrade

双语例句

• He put over a difficult business deal.
  他完成了一次很困难的交易。
• The Times and the Guardian carry the same photograph of David Cameron and his cabinet colleagues toasting a business deal in Beijing.
  泰晤士报和卫报使用了同样的照片，卡梅伦和他的内阁成员在北京举杯庆祝商业合约的签订。
• They put through the business deal.
  他们顺利完成这项交易。
• There's no place for sentiment when you're negotiating a business deal.
  洽谈生意时不能感情用事。
• A lucrative but shady business deal suddenly doesn't look so bad.
  一宗利润丰厚却很有问题的商业交易，突然显得不成问题；
• Jackson: How did you manage to secure such a huge business deal?
  张三：你是怎样争取到这么大的一笔生意？
• Now Americans don't really think marriage is a business deal.
  当然美国人并不真的将婚姻看作是一场商业交易。
• If this is a business deal, the angle of Jupiter and Neptune are excellent to this new moon, so clearly the financial aspects of this union seem to attract you.
  如果是一个商业事件，木星合海王星的角度对这个新月来说是完美的，所以很显然这个联合财政方面将会吸引你。
• We brought off a big business deal.
  我们好不容易做成了一笔大生意。
• This solution allows automate electronic procurement, where suppliers compete for a business deal real time online.
  这一办法使自动化电子采购、供应商那里争夺一个实时在线交易。