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21 bargain for
v.1 contar con, prever.2 regatear el precio de.3 negociar, gestionar. -
22 bargain hunter
s.cazador de gangas, cazador de rebajas, buscador de gangas. -
23 bargain hunting
s.caza de oportunidades. -
24 bargain over
v.regatear el precio de, regatear, recatear. -
25 bargain price
s.precio de ganga, precio de ocasión, precio de oportunidad, precio irrisorio. -
26 bargain sale
s.baratillo, venta a precios rebajados, venta de saldos, venta de rebajas. -
27 bargain shrewdly
v.negociar con astucia, chalanear. -
28 bargain store
s.tienda de gangas, almacén de saldos. -
29 bargain theory
s.teoría de la negociación. -
30 bargain with
v.negociar con. -
31 to drive a hard bargain
figurative use negociar con dureza————————imponer duras condiciones————————saber cómo conseguir lo que uno,-a quiere, ser buen,-na negociador,-ra -
32 into the bargain
además■ ...and he got a free bottle of wine into the bargain ...y además le ofrecieron una botella de vino gratis -
33 contract or bargain for
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34 drive a hard bargain
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35 drive a hard bargain with s.o.
drive a hard bargain with s.o.expr.• hacer negocio redondo expr. -
36 get a good bargain
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37 haggle or bargain over
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38 sell at a bargain
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39 to bargain away
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40 to bargain for
1 contar con, esperar
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