strike a bargain

基本解釋

• 成交；達成協(xié)議

英漢例句

雙語例句

• We're willing to strike a bargain.
  我們願意達成協(xié)議。
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• Goering was hoping to strike a bargain with the Allies.
  戈林正設(shè)法同盟國拍板成交。
• I think we can strike a bargain with you if your pries are competitive.
  我認爲(wèi)假如價格有競爭力，我們就可以達成交易。

權(quán)威例句

• Imran Ayub, a journalist on the Karachi beat, thinks the PAC and the government will strike a bargain that preserves the PPP's Lyari constituency despite this disastrous operation.
  ECONOMIST: Violence in Karachi
• They may thus be more ready to strike a grand bargain—a deficit plan that both raises some new tax revenue and reduces the growth of entitlements, such as government-funded pensions.
  ECONOMIST: Fiscal policy: Cliff-diving The

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詞組短語

短語

• strike a new bargain 成交
• To strike a bargain 訂定郃同;繙譯

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