deal in English: An agreement between two people or two companies, usually about buying or selling something. (noun)

Translation

An agreement between two people or two companies, usually about buying or selling something.

Word origin

From Old English daelan, meaning to divide or to share something out.

Gender

Pluraldeals

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"A deal" is an agreement that both sides accept.

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Here "deal" means a good price when you buy something.

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"No big deal" means it is not a problem.

agree

To think the same as someone else, or to say yes to a plan or idea.

buy

To get something by paying money for it.

sell

To give something to someone in return for money.

business

The work of buying and selling things to make money, or a company that does this.

offer

To ask someone if they would like something, or to say you are willing to give or do it.

contract

A written agreement that two people or companies must follow.

settle

To end an argument or a problem so that everyone agrees.

agreement

A promise between people or groups about what each side will do; also having the same opinion.

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