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1 trade-in
trade-in ['treɪd.ɪn] n: artículo m que se canjea por otroa) ( article)b) ( transaction) transacción por la cual se da un artículo usado como parte del pago, venpermuta f (Col)['treɪdɪn]1.it proved difficult to negotiate a trade-in on a new property — resultó difícil negociar un cambio como parte del pago de una propiedad nueva
the company operates a trade-in policy — la empresa acepta la entrega de artículos usados como parte del pago
2.CPDtrade-in price, trade-in value N — valor de un artículo usado que se descuenta del precio de otro nuevo
* * *a) ( article)b) ( transaction) transacción por la cual se da un artículo usado como parte del pago, venpermuta f (Col) -
2 trade union
trade union n sindicatosindicato, gremio obreron.• gremio s.m.noun sindicato m, gremio m (CS, Per)to form a trade union union — sindicarse*, sindicalizarse* (AmL), agremiarse (CS, Per); (before n) < leader> sindical, sindicalista, gremial
* * *noun sindicato m, gremio m (CS, Per)to form a trade union union — sindicarse*, sindicalizarse* (AmL), agremiarse (CS, Per); (before n) < leader> sindical, sindicalista, gremial
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3 trade deficit / trade gap
trade deficit / trade gapdéficit nombre masculino comercial -
4 trade
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5 trade off
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6 trade unionist
trade unionist n sindicalistasindicalista nombre masulino o femeninonoun sindicalista mf, miembro m,f de un sindicato, gremialista mf (CS, Per)* * *noun sindicalista mf, miembro m,f de un sindicato, gremialista mf (CS, Per) -
7 trade winds
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8 trade name
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9 trade secret
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10 trade unionism
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11 trade directory
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12 trade for cash
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13 trade or deal in
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14 trade sth. in for sth. else
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15 trade with
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16 trade cycle
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17 trade discount
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18 trade embargo
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19 trade fair
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20 trade price
precio al por mayor
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