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1 marchander
marchander [maʀ∫ɑ̃de]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ objet] to haggle over2. intransitive verb* * *maʀʃɑ̃de1) to haggle over [marchandise, prix]; to haggle for [rabais]2) fig* * *maʀʃɑ̃de1. vt[article] to haggle over2. vi* * *marchander verb table: aimer vtr1 to haggle over [marchandise, tableau, prix]; to haggle for [rabais]; payer sans marchander to pay without haggling;2 fig, fml marchander son accord to give one's approval grudgingly; marchander sa peine not to put oneself out; il n'a pas marchandé ses éloges he was not sparing in his praises;3 Jur to subcontract on a labourGB-only basis.[marʃɑ̃de] verbe transitif1. [discuter le prix de] to bargain ou to haggle over (inseparable)2. (au négatif) [lésiner sur] to spare————————[marʃɑ̃de] verbe intransitif -
2 chipoter
➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb• vous n'allez pas chipoter pour 2 € ! you're not going to quibble about 2 euros!* * *(colloq) ʃipɔte verbe intransitif1) ( faire des difficultés) to quibble ( sur over)2) ( marchander) to haggle ( sur over)3) ( pour manger) to pick at one's food* * *ʃipɔte vi1) (= manger) to nibble2) (= ergoter) to quibble, to haggle* * *chipoter verb table: aimerA vi1 ( faire des difficultés) to quibble (sur over);2 ( marchander) to haggle (sur over);3 ( pour manger) to pick at one's food.B se chipoter vpr to squabble (à propos de, pour over).[ʃipɔte] verbe intransitif2. [sur la nourriture] to pick at one's food -
3 marchandage
marchandage [maʀ∫ɑ̃daʒ]masculine noun* * *maʀʃɑ̃daʒnom masculin ( sur le prix) haggling (de over)* * *maʀʃɑ̃daʒ nmbargaining, haggling* * *marchandage nm1 ( sur le prix) haggling (de over); après un long marchandage after lengthy haggling; faire du marchandage to haggle;2 ( tractations) bargaining ¢, haggling péj; des marchandages politiques political bargaining; se livrer à un féroce marchandage to engage in hard political bargaining ou fierce horse-trading;3 Jur le gouvernement veut réprimer le marchandage de main-d'œuvre the government wants to put an end to labourGB-only subcontracting.[marʃɑ̃daʒ] nom masculin -
4 chipoteur
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- euse (colloq) ʃipɔtœʀ, øz adjectif1) ( exigeant) difficult2) ( sur le prix)3) ( à table) fussy
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nom masculin, féminin1) ( personne exigeante) nit-picker2) ( sur le prix) person who haggles over everything3) ( à table) fussy ou picky (colloq) US eater* * *A adj1 ( exigeant) difficult;2 ( sur prix) être chipoteur to haggle over everything;3 ( à table) fussy.B nm,f1 ( personne exigeante) nit-picker;2 ( sur prix) person who haggles over everything;1. [en discutant] quibbling2. [en mangeant] finicky————————2. [mangeur] picky eater -
5 discuter
discuter [diskyte]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = débattre) to discuss ; [+ prix] to argue aboutb. ( = contester) [+ ordre, droits de qn] to question2. intransitive verb• discuter de or sur qch to discuss sth• discuter politique/affaires to discuss politics/business• on ne peut pas discuter avec lui ! you just can't argue with him!b. ( = protester) to argue* * *diskyte
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1) ( examiner) to discuss [question, problème, accord]; to debate [texte, mesure]2) ( contester) to question
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discuter de verbe transitif indirect to discuss [projet, prix]
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verbe intransitif1) ( converser) to talk ( avec quelqu'un to somebody)2) ( protester) to argueil a dit trois heures et il n'y a pas à discuter — he said three o'clock and that's all there is to it
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se discuter verbe pronominal* * *diskyte1. vt1) (= contester) to question, to dispute2) (= débattre) [prix] to haggle over2. vi1) (= causer) to talkNous avons discuté pendant des heures. — We talked for hours.
discuter de — to talk about, to discuss
2) (= ergoter) to argueC'est ce que j'ai décidé, alors ne discutez pas! — That's what I've decided, so don't argue!
3) (= débattre)discuter de [prix] — to discuss
* * *discuter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( examiner) to discuss [question, point, problème, accord]; to debate [texte, projet de loi, mesure]; discuter le budget Pol to debate the budget;2 ( contester) to question [décision, ordre, mesure, autorité]; discuter l'utilité/le bien-fondé de qch to question the usefulness of/the grounds for sth.B discuter de vtr ind to discuss [projet, réforme, crise, prix]; discuter de la stratégie à adopter to discuss the strategy to adopt; le sujet dont nous avons discuté the subject we discussed; nous en avons longuement discuté we discussed it at length; ⇒ ange, goût.C vi1 ( converser) to talk (avec qn to sb); discuter toute la nuit to talk all night; on peut essayer de discuter we can try to talk;2 ( protester) to argue; on ne discute pas! no arguing!; faites ce qu'on vous dit sans discuter! do what you're told without arguing!; il a dit trois heures et il n'y a pas à discuter he said three o'clock and that's all there is to it.discuter le coup○ to have a chat; discuter le bout de gras○ to chew the fat○, to shoot the breeze○.[diskyte] verbe transitif1. [débattre - projet de loi] to debate, to discuss ; [ - sujet, question] to discuss, to argue, to consider2. [contester - ordres] to question, to dispute ; [ - véracité] to debate, to question ; [ - prix] to haggle overinutile de discuter, je ne céderai pas it's no use arguing, I'm not going to give in————————[diskyte] verbe intransitif2. [négocier] to negotiate————————se discuter verbe pronominal (emploi passif)1. [sujet, question] to be debated2. [point de vue] -
6 rapacité
ʀapasite1) ( d'animal) ferocity2) ( de marchand) greed* * *ʀapasite nfrapacity, greed* * *rapacité nf1 ( d'animal) ferocity;2 ( de marchand) rapacity, greed; marchander avec rapacité to haggle ferociously. -
7 barguigner
v. intrans. To 'haggle', to bargain. Ils ont casqué sans barguigner: They coughed up without quibbling. -
8 chipoter
v. intrans.1. To haggle. Au marché faut toujours qu'elle chipote sur les prix: She's worse than the market-traders when she's out shopping.2. To quibble. Quand on se décide à faire quoi que ce soit, il faut toujours qu'il chipote sur les détails: When it boils down to doing what we said we'd do, he's great at finding stumbling-blocks.3. To waste time.4. To nibble, to toy with one's food. lljaut la voir à table! Elle chipote, elle mange du bout des dents: She'd drive any cook crazy, picking away at her food. -
9 marchander
= négocierbargain (to); haggle (to)Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > marchander
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10 marchander
bargain, haggle
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