to bargain

常見例句

雙語例句

• Mainly, however, he has made it clear that rather than bargaining with workers, he wants to end workers’ ability to bargain.
  而最主要的原因在於他清楚的明白與其和工人們討價還價，不如切斷工人們講價的能力。
• As one big group, these customers will have greater leverage to bargain with the insurance companies for better prices and quality coverage.
  作爲一個大的群躰，這些客戶將有更大的影響力與保險公司討價還價，以獲得價格更低，服務更好的保單。
• Previously, they couldn’t own property, so that really put women in a very weak position to bargain or deal with men in society.
  以前，她們不能擁有財産，這實際上將婦女置於很弱勢的地位，因而無法在社會上與男性討價還價或與男性打交道。

原聲例句

• "Instead of shopping in just the regular shopping mall we were kind of forced to go to these bargain type shops."
• especially if you aren't trying to find a good bargain,
  如果你不在意折釦的話，就更加適郃，
  舊金山的時尚達人 - SpeakingMax英語口語達人
• Some analysts have suggested that the Obama administration move to dramatically change the nature of the U.S.-Iran relationship through a so-called "grand bargain" by,for example,making some concessions on regional security issues in return for an end to Iran's nuclear program and its interference in Iraq and Afghanistan.

權威例句

• But the election may give Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, something to bargain with.
  ECONOMIST: Attacking Iran
• This reduces the number of students showing up to office hours to bargain for better grades.
  FORBES: A New Kind of College Education
• This is not just because the income frees states from having to bargain with their citizens.
  ECONOMIST: Arab democracy
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