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trade in Kashmiri कॉशुर
trade in Sindhi سنڌي
trade in English
- trade⇄adj. 1. having to do with, used in, or characteristic of trade.
Ex. trade goods.
2. of or having to do with a trade or occupation.
Ex. a trade guild.
3. used as a means of communication in trading.
Ex. trade jargon. - trade⇄expr. the trades,
a. the trade winds.
Ex. We caught the southeast trades and ran before them for nearly three weeks (Richard Henry Dana).
b. (Informal.) trade journals or newspapers.
Ex. You can't possibly know what's going on u - trade⇄expr. trade down, (Informal.) to buy or sell goods ofa lower price or grade.
Ex. The stores traded down during the slow season. - trade⇄expr. trade in, to give (an automobile, refrigerator, television set, or other appliance) as payment or part payment for something, especially for a newer model.
Ex. Yes, I can trade in your old refrigerator irrespective of condition for one of the - trade⇄expr. trade off, to get rid of by trading.
Ex. to see what chance I could find to trade off my ax handles (J. Downing). - trade⇄expr. trade on (or upon), to take advantage of; make use of for one's own ends.
Ex. He had no ability and had to trade on his friend's influence to get a job. They ... still trade on the fears and fancies of their fellows (Edward Clodd). - trade⇄expr. trade up, (Informal.) to buy or sell goods of a higher rather than lower price or grade.
Ex. The decision to trade up was prompted by demand evidenced by upper income customers (Wall Street Journal). - trade⇄noun 1. the act or process of buying and selling; exchange of goods; commerce.
Ex. wholesale trade, retail trade, domestic trade. The United States has much trade with foreign countries.
2. an exchange.
Ex. room and board in trade for - trade⇄trade, noun, verb, traded,trading,adjective.
- trade⇄v.i. 1. to buy and sell; exchange goods; be in commerce.
Ex. Some American companies trade all over the world. The early settlers traded with the Indians. Some speculators trade heavily in wheat and corn futures.
(SYN) barter.
2. to m - trade⇄v.t. to exchange.
Ex. to trade seats.