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trade如何读

英：[treɪd]

美：[treɪd]

trade英汉释义

n.(名词)

[U]贸易,商业,买卖 exchange of goods or services for money or other goods
[C]行业,生意 business of a particular kind
[C]谋生手段,手艺,职业 way of making a living, especially a job that involves making sth; occupation

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 交易; 经商 buy and sell things; exchange; barter

trade是什么意思

n. (名词)

贸易，交易
行业
商业
职业
手艺
同行，同业，同业者
顾客，主顾
营业额，交易量
信风
交换
【气】贸易风
生意
零售商
酒品制造商人，酒商

v. (动词)

（互相）交换，对换，以某物换取他物同某人交换某物，折价贴换，以旧物折价换新物，以物易物
进行交易，从事交易，做买卖，从事贸易，做正当或不正当交易，做生意，经营...交易
<美>做主顾
买（东西），在（某商店）购物
营业，营运
降低消费
权衡
经商
来来去去，尤指禽鸟来回飞翔
使（球员）转会

trade变形

复数:trades

第三人称单数:trades

现在分词:trading

过去式:traded

过去分词:traded

trade扩展

tradable (tradeable) (adj.), tradeless (adj.)

trade词根

词根：trade

adj.

trading 交易的；贸易的

trading 交易；贸易；购物

trader 交易者；商人；商船

trading 交换（trade的ing形式）；做买卖

trade英英释义

noun

the business of buying and selling or bartering commodities : commerce

novelties for the tourist trade

obsolete dealings between persons or groups

an act or instance of trading : transactionalso: an exchange of property usually without use of money

a firm's customers : clientele

the group of firms engaged in a business or industry

an occupation requiring manual or mechanical skill : craft

the business or work in which one engages regularly : occupation

the persons engaged in an occupation, business, or industry

a customary course of action : practice

thy sin's not accidental, but a trade—William Shakespeare

trade wind—usually used in plural

a publication intended for persons in the entertainment business—usually used in plural

obsolete a path traversed : way

archaic a track or trail left by a person or animal : tread sense 4

verb

intransitive verb

to give one thing in exchange for another

to engage in the exchange, purchase, or sale of goods

to make one's purchases : shop

trades at his store

sell sense 3

obsolete to have dealings : negotiate

transitive verb

to give in exchange for another commodity : barteralso: to make an exchange of

traded places

to engage in frequent buying and selling of (stocks, commodities, etc.) usually in search of quick profits

archaic to do business with

adjective

of, relating to, or used in trade

intended for or limited to persons in a business or industry trade sales

a trade publication

serving others in the same business rather than the ultimate user or consumer

a trade printing house

or less commonly trades of, composed of, or representing the trades or trade unions

a trade committee

having a larger softcover format than that of a mass-market paperback and usually sold only in bookstoresalso: of or relating to the publishing of such books

trade paperbacks

trade词组

foreign trade外贸，对外贸易

international trade国际贸易

world trade世界贸易

trade in买卖；抵价购物

trade something for something用某物换某物，用某货换某货

free trade[经]自由贸易

export trade出口贸易；出口商

world trade organization世界贸易组织（产生于关贸总协定的乌拉圭谈判，其目的是为促进多边贸易谈判和协议而成立的。）

trade with从事贸易；和…做贸易；与…做生意

trade center贸易中心

trade union工会

processing trade加工贸易；委托加工贸易

carrying trade海外贸易，转口贸易

trade mark商标；特征

trade policy贸易政策

service trade服务业；劳务贸易

trade surplus贸易顺差；贸易盈余

trade fair商品交易会；贸易展销会

trade off权衡；卖掉；交替使用；交替换位

trade for以…换得；贸易交换

trade区别

deal, trade, bargain, commerce, business

这组词都有“贸易，交易”的意思，其区别是：

deal口语用词，指买卖双方经过交涉达成协议成交。

trade普通用词，含义广。既可指某种具体的商业又可指广泛的贸易。

bargain多指买卖双方通过谈判、协商就商品质量、数量、价格等项达成协议所成的生意。

commerce多指大规模的买卖或易货关系。

business指包括售货、购货、换货在内的综合商业活动，方式可以是批发或零售。

以上来源于网络

work, vocation, occupation, employment, trade, profession, career, job

这组词都有“职业”的意思，其区别是：

work指任何种类的工作，也泛指职业。

vocation较正式用词，语气庄重，指长期从事，但不一定以此为主计的职业。

occupation泛指任何一种职业，既不分什么行业，也不管是脑力还是体力劳动。

employment指受雇于他人，领取工资以谋生计，有较固定工作的职业。

trade指需要有熟练技巧、技能和体力的职业。

profession以前常指要受过高等教育(尤指法律、医学和神学)才能获得的职业，现在一般指为谋生日的职业，尤指从事脑力劳动和受过专门训练，具有某种专业知识的职业。

career指经过专门训练，终身愿意从事的职业。

job通常指一切有收入，不分脑力与体力运动，不论是否有技艺的长期或临时的职业。

以上来源于网络

trade词源中文解释

14世纪末，汉萨商人引入了“路径，轨迹，行动方式”的意思，源自于中古荷兰语或中古低地德语的 trade “轨迹，路线”（可能最初是指船只），与古英语的 tredan（参见 tread（v.））同源。

“习惯性的商业活动”（1540年代）的意义是从“方式，生活方式”的概念（15世纪中期）发展而来； “买卖，商品交换”的意义来自于1550年代。 “交易行为”的含义始于1829年。Trade-name 始于1821年； trade-route 始于1873年； trade-war 始于1899年。 Trade union 的最早记录可追溯到1831年。 Trade wind（1640年代）与商业无关，但保留了“习惯或定期进行”的过时意义。

trade_大气科学行业词汇

信风环流

trade-wind circulation 在低空由副热带吹向赤道的信风，和在高空由赤道吹向副热带的反信风所组成的环流圈。

trade_法律行业词汇

商业

trade_金融行业词汇

易货交易

trade词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Middle Low German; akin to Old High German trata track, course, Old English tredan to tread

The first known use of trade was in the 15th century

trade儿童词典英英释义

train1 of 2noun

a part of a gown that trails behind the wearer

a number of followers or attendants : retinue

a moving file of persons, vehicles, or animals

wagon train

an orderly connected series of events, actions, or ideas

train of thought

result entry 2 sense 1, aftermath

a series of moving machine parts (as gears) for transmitting and modifying motion

a connected line of railroad cars

train2 of 2verb

to direct the growth of (a plant) usually by bending, pruning, and tying

to teach in an art, profession, or trade

to teach (an animal) to obey

to make ready for a test of skill or strength

to aim at an object or target

trained their eyes on the horizon

trail1 of 2verb

to drag or draw along behind

to lag behind

to follow upon the scent or trace of : track

dogs trailing a fox

to follow in the tracks of : pursue

photographers trailed the actor

to hang down or rest on or creep over the ground a trailing skirt

trailing vines

to form a trail

smoke trailed from the chimney

to become less and less : dwindle

the voice trailed off

trail2 of 2noun

something that trails or is trailed

a trace or mark left by something that has passed or been drawn along

a track made by passage : a beaten path

a path marked to show a route (as through a forest)

hiking trails

an established course or routine

hit the campaign trail

traditionnoun

the handing down of information, beliefs, or customs from one generation to another

a belief or custom handed down by tradition

trade1 of 3noun

the business or work in which a person takes part regularly : occupation

an occupation requiring manual or mechanical skill

the persons working in an occupation, business, or industry

the business of buying and selling items : commerce

an act or instance of trading : transaction

an exchange of property without use of money : swap

a firm's customers

trade wind—usually used in plural

trade2 of 3verb

to give in exchange for something else

to make an exchange of

traded places

to take part in the exchange, purchase, or sale of goods

to deal regularly as a customer

trade3 of 3adjective

of, relating to, or used in trade

trade1 of 3noun

the business or work in which a person takes part regularly : occupation

an occupation requiring manual or mechanical skill

the persons working in an occupation, business, or industry

the business of buying and selling items : commerce

an act or instance of trading : transaction

an exchange of property without use of money : swap

a firm's customers

trade wind—usually used in plural

trade2 of 3verb

to give in exchange for something else

to make an exchange of

traded places

to take part in the exchange, purchase, or sale of goods

to deal regularly as a customer

trade3 of 3adjective

of, relating to, or used in trade

trade 例句

1 But I also know that, no matter what, I’d never trade my grammy and our life together for whatever is behind door number two.

2 “I was traded in for the price of six goats and a cow for my eldest sister's wedding. My parents promised they'd come back to get me as soon as they repaid him.”

3 In this world of roving markets, it seemed that life was a constant trade.

4 the international trade in oil

国际石油贸易

5 He was throwing pieces of paper into the fire— Mythomagic trading cards, part of the game he’d been obsessed with last winter.

6 There's something wrong with me for thinking like this, for wishing bad luck to Leo, but I know everything in life has to have a trade.

7 “She traded me in for a better man,” he would say to Mammachi, and she would flinch as though he had denigrated her instead of himself.

8 Their argument was that when he competed in Yugoslavia, he violated the trade sanctions purely as a political act against the United States, and he was now being punished for it.

9 They are stamp collectors; they often trade stamps with each other.

他们是集邮者; 他们经常互相交换邮票.

10 It was, in the current view, a thriving, stunningly diverse place, a tumult of languages, trade, and culture, a region where tens of millions of people loved and hated and worshipped as people do everywhere.

11 Meeting authors like Robledo and Arras has drawn Marez into L.A.’s literary world and taught him tricks of a trade that is often opaque to outsiders.

12 But it is impossible to separate this apprenticeship in savagery from its fully mature incarnation; it was in this kindergarten of eugenic barbarism that the Nazis learned the alphabets of their trade.

13 Soon, the merchants would mingle, then trade, and then accuse one another of cheating.

14 Most would trade for western goods at a nice profit and turn back at Kashgar.

15 A crude pair of salt-dice and a single, tatty shoe that was too small for me, but that I hoped to trade for something else.

16 I now saw quite clearly that Mrs. Willard had simply traded her open house in Russia for my bite to eat in New York.

17 Members represent % of world economy economic activity and 80 % of trade.

其成员国代表了世界经济活动的%和世界贸易的80%.

18 They have engaged in trade for many years.

他们经商已多年.

19 “So, we trade the parts for the mower, fix the mower, and then trade the mower for the moped?”

20 It starts to get cold once the sun is down and the trade wind kicks up from the Arctic over the ocean and comes right into the condo.