Significado de trade en inglés

trade

noun

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/treɪd/

trade noun (BUYING AND SELLING)

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B1 [ U ]

the activity of buying and selling, or exchanging, goods and/or services between people or countries:

trade in The country's trade in manufactured goods has expanded in the last ten years.

trade with Over 70 percent of the country's trade is with Europe.

trade agreement The two countries have signed a trade agreement for one year only.

Sinónimos

business (SELLING)
commerce
enterprise (BUSINESS)

[ U ]

business activity:

Since the supermarket opened, many small local shops have lost up to 50 percent of their trade.

do a brisk trade

do a roaring trade In hot weather, shops do a roaring trade in (= sell a lot of) cold drinks and ice cream.

This level of confidence in the economy is good for trade generally.

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The investigation uncovered evidence of a large-scale illegal trade in wild birds.
Russia has just drawn up a trade agreement with Norway.
The latest trade figures have dealt a severe blow to hopes of an early economic recovery.
We are planning to develop our export trade.
There's a flourishing trade in second-hand video machines.

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trade noun (BUSINESS)

C1 [ C ]

a particular business or industry:

the trade the building/catering/tourist trade

the book/car/fur trade

in a trade He worked in the same trade all his life.

Sinónimos

business (COMPANY)
concern  (BUSINESS)
enterprise (BUSINESS)

B2 [ C or U ]

a job, especially one that needs special skill, that involves working with your hands:

learn a trade She went to college to learn a trade.

by trade He's a carpenter by trade.

the trade [ S ]

the people who work in a particular business or industry or in the same one:

The company only supplies its goods to the trade, not direct to the public.

in the trade People who work in the trade can buy their books at a discount.

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There's a flourishing trade in second-hand video machines.
This has been a difficult year for the motor trade.
His is a family trade, passed down from generation to generation.
For the modern sales executive, a car phone is one of the tools of the trade.
Business people wailed that their trade would be ruined.

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trade noun (SEXUAL PARTNER)

[ C or U ] UK slang

a sexual partner, or sexual partners:

He wasn't really looking for a relationship, just a trade he could pick up at the bar for the night.

He was always cruising the park on weekends, looking for some trade to take back to his place.

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rough trade

trade

adjective

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[ before noun ] publishing specialized

used to refer to the publishing of books, etc. that are aimed at the general public:

trade publishing My friend just moved to trade publishing after years in academic publishing.

trade fiction The paperback edition has been on the Times's trade fiction bestseller list for nearly thirty weeks.

trade publication/journal/magazine/paper

a newspaper, etc. produced for people working in a particular business or industry:

I work for a steel industry trade journal.

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trade

verb

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trade verb (BUY AND SELL)

B2 [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ]

to buy and sell goods or services, especially between countries:

trade with For centuries, Native Americans traded with European settlers.

trade in The company has been trading in oil for many years.

trading partner The two countries have become close trading partners.

Our books are traded throughout Asia.

Ver también

horse-trade

[ I or T ]

to be bought and sold, or to buy and sell shares, on the stock exchange:

The volume of stocks traded today was very high.

trade actively Shares in the company traded actively.

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It was several months before the company started to trade profitably .
Native Americans traded furs with early European settlers.
In the meantime, the shares will continue to trade on the open market.
Only licensed stall-holders are allowed to trade here.
It is a well-respected family business which has traded in the town for over 50 years.

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trade verb (EXCHANGE)

[ T ]

to exchange something, or to stop using or doing something and start using or doing something else instead:

The children traded comics.

[ + two objects ] I'll trade you some of my chocolate for some of your ice cream.

trade someone/something for someone/something I wouldn't trade you for the world (= I do not want a different partner).

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trade something in

[ T ]

If people trade statements of a particular type, they say or tell them to each other:

We sat around the dinner table, trading stories.

trade insults The two politicians didn't really discuss the issues, they just traded insults.

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Verbos frasales

trade something in
trade something off
trade on something
trade up/down

(Definición de trade del Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

trade | Diccionario de Inglés Americano

trade

noun [ C/U ]

/treɪd/

trade noun [C/U] (BUYING AND SELLING)

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the activity of buying and selling goods and services esp. between countries:

[ U ] foreign trade

[ U ] a trade agreement

A trade is the act of exchanging one thing for another.

trade noun [C/U] (JOB)

a job, esp. one that needs special skill and that involves working with your hands, or the type of work in which such skills are needed:

[ C ] the building trades

[ U ] He’s an auto mechanic/electrician by trade.

A trade is also any business:

[ C ] the book/tourist trade

trade

verb [ I/T ]

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trade verb [I/T] (BUY AND SELL)

to buy, sell, or exchange goods:

[ I ] For centuries, Native Americans traded with European settlers.

To trade is also to exchange something:

[ T ] The children traded comics.

[ T ] The two players traded insults and nearly came to blows.

If you trade something in, such as a car, you give it as part of the payment for something new:

[ M ] He recently traded in his Jeep for a red Mercedes.

Verbo frasal

trade on/upon something

(Definición de trade del Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

trade | Inglés de negocios

trade

noun

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[ U ] COMMERCE

the buying and selling of goods between people, companies, or countries:

trade between sb and sb The policy is intended to increase trade between India and southeast Asia.

trade in sth The country's trade in manufactured goods has expanded in the last ten years.

a trade body/group Leaders of industry trade groups are urging caution in raising oil taxes.

the minister for trade and industry

global/international/regional trade

trade policies/practices

trade concessions/liberalization

trade deals/negotiations/talks

[ C ]

a particular business or industry:

Members of the building trade have opposed the measure.

the catering/retail/tourist trade

the car/diamond/fur trade

[ U ] ECONOMICS

a country's imports and exports in a particular period:

Consumer spending slowed down and investment and net trade recovered.

The dollar has been boosted by two months of better American trade figures.

[ U ]

business activity:

lose/boost trade Many small local shops have lost up to 50% of their trade since the supermarket opened.

Trade is always slow in the winter months.

[ C or U ]

a job, especially one that needs special skill and involves working with your hands:

He's an electrician by trade.

She wants to go to college and learn a trade.

[ C or U ]

a situation in which you exchange something that you own for something that you want:

Does anyone want to do a trade for my mobile phone?

We have hundreds of CDs available for sale or trade.

[ C or U ] FINANCE, STOCK MARKET

the activity of buying and selling shares, investments, etc. or an occasion when people do this:

EBS claims to broker about 10,000 trades a day.

afternoon/morning trade was brisk.

do a roaring trade (in sth) (also do a brisk trade (in sth))

to sell a lot of something:

We do a roaring trade in ice-creams during the hot weather.

the trade

a particular business or industry, and the people who work in it:

People who work in the trade can buy their books at a discount.

The website offers a huge choice of private and trade sales for secondhand buyers.

a trade journal/magazine

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balance of trade
barrier to trade
cap and trade
carry trade
chamber of trade
countertrade
distributive trades
external trade
fair trade
foreign trade

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free trade
global trade
insider trade
invisible trade
overseas trade
passing trade
the rag trade
stock-in-trade
terms of trade
visible trade
wash trade

trade

verb

/treɪd/ us

[ I or T ] COMMERCE

to buy and sell goods or services:

be traded between sb and sb The plan knocks down tariffs on goods traded between the two countries.

trade with sb All councils trade electronically with their suppliers.

trade in sth Besides trading in goods, we also trade in services.

to give something that you own as part of the payment for something that you buy, especially a new type of the same product:

trade sth for sth I traded my car for a new vehicle.

[ I ]

to exist and operate as a business:

trade as sth The company trades as 'Pioneer Clothing'.

The business traded under the name of College Crackers.

The supermarket ceased trading in 2009.

[ I or T ] STOCK MARKET, FINANCE

to buy and sell shares on a stock market:

Investors will be offered the choice of three ways to trade.

Around 95,000 long gilt contracts were traded on Liffe today.

[ I ] FINANCE, STOCK MARKET

to be bought and sold on a stock market:

Only six months ago the shares were trading as high as 35.5p.

Foreign stock markets were trading down about 2%.

[ T ]

to exchange something, or to stop doing or using something and start doing or using something else instead:

trade sth for sth Most investors would trade a steadily climbing market for a volatile index any day.

[ I ] COMMERCE US

to buy goods or do your shopping at a particular store:

We don't trade at his store anymore.

Ver también

fairly-traded
overtrade
publicly-traded

Verbos frasales

trade down
trade sth in
trade sth off
trade up

(Definición de trade del Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Ejemplos de trade

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Like domestic policy, trade policy is subject to the influence of domestic veto players.

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This suggests that it is important for environmental purposes to model the response of technical change to trade.

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What the argument in this section shows, however, is that simple models including idiosyncratic shocks will not substantially increase the risk-return trade-off.

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Ultimately, the effort to write a history of trades showed few results.

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Unlike criminal matters and the policing of trades and markets, religious courts had no executive powers in matters of family law.

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The results suggest that though the short-term impact of reforms would increase poverty, in the longer term trade liberalization would be poverty reducing.

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The third assumption concerns the cases in which tariff differences between countries might cause problems for intra-regional trade that would not otherwise arise.

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Table 8 provides the economic trade-offs of the three simulated land use options over the whole four catchments in aggregate.

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Studies of this kind in other sites can provide a more holistic view on the economic trade-offs of various land use options in forested catchments.

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Among the proposals experimentally evaluated in this paper, this one shows the worst trade-off between cost and precision.

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Expected utility theory provides the theoretical basis for preferring the standard gamble over the time trade-off as a criterion measure of utility.

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Let the timing be such that the agent receives the dividend and then trades the asset.

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The axiom on which this argument trades is in fact quite difficult to construe.

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This time, however, the campaign was directed toward a neo-corporate ordering of the trade.

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Suppose the foreign exchange and trade reforms could be achieved first-e. g., if powerful domestic forces delayed the raising of energy prices.

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aquarium trade

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bilateral trade

This applied, for instance, to bilateral trade.

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cross-border trade

In 1999 the value of cross-border trade in services worldwide amounted to $1,350 billion or about 20 percent of total cross-border trade.

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Traducciones de trade

en chino (tradicional)

買賣, 貿易, 交易…

en chino (simplificado)

买卖, 贸易, 交易…

en español

comercio, industria, sector…

en portugués

comércio, indústria, ofício…

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व्यापार, व्यवसाय, हस्तव्यवसाय…

貿易, 取引, 売買…

ticaret, alışveriş, iş…

commerce [masculine], industrie [feminine], métier [masculine]…

comerç, ofici, indústria…

handel, vak, handel drijven…

மக்கள் அல்லது நாடுகளுக்கு இடையில் பொருட்கள் மற்றும்/அல்லது சேவைகளை வாங்குதல் மற்றும் விற்பனை செய்தல் அல்லது பரிமாறிக்கொள்வது, வணிக செயல்பாடு, ஒரு குறிப்பிட்ட வணிகம் அல்லது தொழில்…

(लोगों या राष्ट्रों के बीच) व्यापार, लेन-देन, व्यापार…

વેપાર, કોઈ ચોક્કસ વેપાર કે ઉદ્યોગ, હુન્નર…

handel, samhandel, branche…

handel, yrke, hantverk…

perdagangan, berjual, menukarkan sst dgn sst…

der Handel, das Gewerbe, handeln…