trade

I

n.

commerce, business

1) to carry on, conduct, engage in trade

2) to build up, develop, drum up, promote; lose trade

3) to restrain, restrict trade

4) (a) brisk, lively trade (they built up a lively trade)

5) fair trade

6) domestic; export; foreign, international, overseas; free; illicit; maritime; retail; wholesale trade (to promote international trade)

7) (the) slave trade

8) the carriage trade ('business with wealthy people')

9) trade among, between; with (to conduct trade with many countries)

10) trade in

11) (misc.) (in) restraint of trade

exchange

12) to make a trade with smb.

13) a fair trade

occupation

14) to ply, practice a trade

15) to learn a trade

16) by trade (she is a bookbinder by trade)

17) (misc.) a jack of all trades

II

v.

1) (D; tr.) to trade for (she traded a knife for a hat)

2) (D; intr.) to trade in (to trade in furs)

3) (D; intr.) to trade with (to trade with various countries)

4) (O) she traded me a knife for a spoon

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[treɪd]

between

conduct

develop

drum up

engage in trade

export

foreign

free

illicit

international

lose trade

maritime

overseas

practice a trade

promote

restrict trade

retail

lively trade (they built up a lively trade)

with (to conduct trade with many countries)

wholesale trade (to promote international trade)

(0) she traded me a knife for a spoon

(a) brisk

(misc.) (in) restraint of trade

(misc.) a jack of all trades

(the) slave trade

['commerce, business'] to carry on

['exchange'] to make a trade with smb.

['occupation'] to ply

a fair trade

domestic

fair trade

to build up

to learn a trade

to restrain

trade among

trade in

the carriage trade ('business with wealthy people')

by trade (she is a bookbinder by trade)

(D;tr.) to trade for (she trade d a knife for a hat)

(D; intr.) to trade in (to trade in furs)

(D; intr.) to trade with (to trade with various countries)