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41 um den Preis feilschen
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42 targ
Ⅰ m (G targu) 1. (rynek) market- targ koński/zbożowy a horse/grain market- kupiła kury na targu she bought hens at the market- targ staroci an antiques market- pchli targ a flea market- w piątki jest targ w miasteczku Friday is market day in the town2. pot. (o cenę) haggling, bargaining- zapłaciła za ziemniaki bez targu she didn’t haggle over the price of potatoes- dobić targu to strike a bargain a. deal3. zw. pl pot. (spory) bargaining U- targi o podwyżkę wage bargaining- po długich targach ustąpili they gave up after a lot of hagglingⅡ targi plt (wystawa) fair- targi książki a book fair- targi branżowe a trade fair- targi motoryzacyjne a car show- wystawiać swoje towary na targach to display one’s goods at a fair- zwiedzać targi to visit an exhibition a. an exposition a. a fair■ targ w targ pot. after much hard bargaining* * *- targi* * *mi1. market; fair; pchli targ flea market.2. (= targowanie się) bargaining; krakowskim targiem by way of compromise; dobić targu strike a bargain.3. (= spór, pertraktacje) negotiations; bargaining; (zgodził się) po długich targach (he agreed) after long negotiations.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > targ
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43 regatearse
VPRregatearse algo — LAm to haggle over sth
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44 поторгуватися
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45 заяждам
1. (преследвам някого) harrass, harry, hunt down, run down, hound; knock (s.o.) about2. (дразня някого) nag (at), peck (at), carp (at), find fault (with), разг. nibble (at); pester (s.o.); cavil (at, about)3. тех. jam; catch, hitch(за лагер) seize(за брава) stick4. (почвам да ям) begin to eat5. вж. заяждам* * *зая̀ждам,гл.1. ( преследвам някого) harass, harry, hunt down, run down, hound; knock (s.o.) about;3. ( започвам да ям) begin to eat;\заяждам се (c) nag (at), peck (at), carp (at), find fault (with), разг. nibble (at, about); dicker (about s.th.), haggle (over s.th.); be gunning (for s.o.), have it in (for s.o.); \заяждам се за дреболии strain at a gnat.* * *1. (дразня някого) nag (at), peck (at), carp (at), find fault (with), разг. nibble (at);pester (s.o.);cavil (at, about) 2. (за брава) stick 3. (за лагер) seize 4. (почвам да ям) begin to eat 5. (преследвам някого) harrass, harry, hunt down, run down, hound;knock (s.o.) about 6. mex. jam;catch, hitch 7. ЗАЯЖДАМ се (с) nag (at), etc., вж. заяждам -
46 заям
вж. заяждам* * *зая̀м,зая̀ждам гл.1. ( преследвам някого) harass, harry, hunt down, run down, hound; knock (s.o.) about;3. ( започвам да ям) begin to eat;\заям се (c) nag (at), peck (at), carp (at), find fault (with), разг. nibble (at, about); dicker (about s.th.), haggle (over s.th.); be gunning (for s.o.), have it in (for s.o.); \заям се за дреболии strain at a gnat.* * *вж. заяждам -
47 contrattare sul prezzo
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48 discutere sul prezzo
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49 lesinare
lesinare v.tr. to skimp (on), to scrimp (on), to (be) grudge: lesinare il cibo, to skimp on the food // lesinare il centesimo, to count every penny◆ v. intr. to skimp, to scrimp, to be stingy: lesinare sul prezzo, to haggle over the price; lesinare sulle spese, to spend sparingly.* * *[lezi'nare]1. vilesinare (su) — to skimp (on), be stingy (with)
2. vt* * *[lezi'nare] 1.verbo transitivo to skimp on, to be* sparing with2.lesinare su — to be sparing with, to skimp on [denaro, spesa, cibo]
••* * *lesinare/lezi'nare/ [1]to skimp on, to be* sparing with(aus. avere) lesinare su to be sparing with, to skimp on [denaro, spesa, cibo]lesinare il centesimo to count the pennies. -
50 patteggiare
negotiate* * *◆ v. intr.1 ( condurre trattative) to negotiate, to bargain, to enter into negotiation (anche dir.): patteggiare col nemico, to negotiate with the enemy // (comm.) patteggiare sul prezzo, to negotiate (o to haggle over) a price2 ( scendere a patti) to come* to terms, to reach an agreement, to compromise: patteggiare con la propria coscienza, to compromise with one's conscience.* * *[patted'dʒare]1. vt(negoziare: resa, tregua) to negotiate, Dir2. vipatteggiare con qn — (scendere a patti) to negotiate with sb, (scendere a compromessi) to come to a compromise with sb
* * *[patted'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivo to negotiate [resa, tregua]2.* * *patteggiare/patted'dʒare/ [1]to negotiate [resa, tregua](aus. avere) to deal*, to negotiate; patteggiare con il nemico to negotiate with the enemy; patteggiare con la propria coscienza to strike a bargain with one's conscience. -
51 tirare sul prezzo
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52 trattare
1. v/t treattechnology treat, processfinance deal in( negoziare) negotiate2. v/i dealtrattare di be aboutfinance trattare in deal in* * *trattare v.tr.1 to treat, to deal* with, to handle; ( comportarsi con) to behave to (wards): trattare bene, male qlcu., to treat s.o. well, badly (o to ill-treat s.o.); in questo albergo trattano molto bene, in this hotel they treat you very well; mi ha trattato molto gentilmente, he behaved very kindly to me; sa come trattare i bambini, she knows how to handle children; la tratta come una bambina, he treats her like a little girl // trattare qlcu. coi guanti, to handle s.o. with kid gloves // trattare la clientela con riguardo, to look after one's customers2 ( maneggiare) to handle, to treat: devi trattare bene i tuoi libri, you must handle (o treat) your books with care3 ( argomento, problema) to deal* with; to treat; ( discutere) to discuss: al congresso sono stati trattati vari temi scottanti, di attualità, at the meeting they dealt with various burning, current issues; non voglio trattare un argomento così delicato, I do not want to discuss such a delicate subject; trattare una causa, to discuss (o to argue o to conduct) a case4 ( contrattare) to handle, to transact; ( condurre) to conduct; ( negoziare) to negotiate: trattare un affare, to handle (o to transact) a deal; trattare la vendita di una proprietà, to negotiate the sale of an estate; trattare il prezzo di un prodotto, to negotiate the price of a product; trattare la pace, un prestito, to negotiate peace, a loan; trattare le condizioni di resa, to discuss the terms of surrender5 (comm.) to deal* in; to handle: trattare lana, seta, to deal in wool, silk; la nostra ditta non tratta questo tipo di articolo, our firm doesn't handle this type of article6 (chim.) to treat: trattare le pelli, to treat skins; trattare un metallo con acido, to treat a metal with acid; trattare con ammoniaca, to ammoniate; trattare galvanicamente, to plate; trattare col vapore, to steam; trattare con amido, to starch; trattare termicamente, to heat-treat7 ( curare) to treat: c'è un nuovo metodo di trattare la polmonite, there is a new method of treating pneumonia8 (inform.) to process◆ v. intr.1 to deal* (with), to be (about): la sua conferenza trattava dei suoi viaggi, his lecture dealt with (o was about) his travels; il libro tratta dei suoi anni in Italia, the book deals with (o is about) his years in Italy2 ( essere) to be (about); ( essere questione) to be a question: di che lavoro si tratta?, what kind of work is it?; di che cosa si tratta?, what is it about?; si tratta di questo, this is the question; si tratta di un caso speciale, it's a particular case; si tratta di una malattia rarissima, it's a very rare illness; si tratta dei miei interessi, my own interests are at stake (o involved); si tratta di decidere se devo farlo o no, the question is whether I must do it or not; si tratta di agire subito, it's a question of acting immediately; quando si tratta di tradurre qlco. di difficile si rifiuta di farlo, when it comes to translating something difficult he refuses to do it3 ( avere a che fare) to deal*: non è facile trattare con lui, it's not easy to deal with him; con quel cliente è un piacere trattare, it's a pleasure to deal with that customer4 ( fare trattative) to have dealings; ( negoziare) to negotiate: il governo non vuole trattare con i terroristi, the government doesn't want to have dealings with terrorists; le autorità sono ora disposte a trattare, the authorities are now ready to negotiate // (dir.) invito a trattare, invitation to treat // (comm.) trattare sul prezzo, to haggle over the price.◘ trattarsi v.rifl. to treat oneself: trattare bene, ( non lasciarsi mancare niente) to treat oneself very well; si tratta da vero signore, he treats (o does) himself well.* * *[trat'tare]1. vt1) (discutere: tema, argomento) to deal with, discuss, (negoziare: pace, resa) to negotiate2) (comportarsi con) to treattrattare bene/male qn — to treat sb well/badly
trattare qn con i guanti — to handle o treat sb with kid gloves
3) (Comm : vendere) to deal in, handle4) Tecn, Med to treat1)(libro, film)
trattare di — to deal with, be about2)trattare con — to deal with3)si tratta di sua moglie — it's about his wife3. vr (trattarsi)trattarsi bene — to look after o.s. (well)
* * *[trat'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (considerare) to treat, to handle [persona, animale, oggetto]trattare qcn. da amico, come un figlio — to treat sb. as a friend, like a son
trattare qcn., qcs. male — to treat sb., sth. badly, to mistreat sb., sth.
essere trattato bene, male — to be well, badly treated
trattare qcn. con gentilezza — to treat sb. kindly
trattare qcn. duramente — to be hard on sb.
saper trattare — to have a way with [bambini, donne]; to know how to handle [impiegati, alunni]
2) (affrontare) [libro, film] to deal* with, to cover, to treat [questione, argomento]; (discutere) to deal* with, to discuss [ questione]3) comm. (vendere) to deal* in, to carry [prodotto, marca]4) (fare oggetto di trattative) to deal*, to transact, to negotiate (anche pol.)5) med. to treat [malato, malattia]; cosmet. to condition, to treat [capelli, pelle]6) (lavorare) to treat, to process [sostanza chimica, fibra tessile]; to process [ acque di scarico]2.1) (avere a che fare) to deal* (con qcn. with sb.)trattare di — to deal with, to be about [ soggetto]
3) (giungere a patti) to deal*, to negotiate ( con with)3.verbo pronominale trattarsi4.- rsi bene — to treat oneself well, to spoil oneself
si tratta di tua moglie — it has to do with o it's about your wife
so chi ha vinto: si tratta di X — I know who the winner is: it's X
quando si tratta di qcs., di fare — when it comes to sth., to doing
* * *trattare/trat'tare/ [1]1 (considerare) to treat, to handle [persona, animale, oggetto]; trattare qcn. da amico, come un figlio to treat sb. as a friend, like a son; trattare qcn., qcs. male to treat sb., sth. badly, to mistreat sb., sth.; essere trattato bene, male to be well, badly treated; trattare qcn. con gentilezza to treat sb. kindly; trattare qcn. duramente to be hard on sb.; non ho intenzione di farmi trattare così I'm not going to be treated like that; saper trattare to have a way with [bambini, donne]; to know how to handle [impiegati, alunni]2 (affrontare) [libro, film] to deal* with, to cover, to treat [questione, argomento]; (discutere) to deal* with, to discuss [ questione]3 comm. (vendere) to deal* in, to carry [prodotto, marca]; trattare merce rubata to handle stolen goods4 (fare oggetto di trattative) to deal*, to transact, to negotiate (anche pol.); trattare un affare to transact business; trattare un accordo to negotiate a settlement5 med. to treat [malato, malattia]; cosmet. to condition, to treat [capelli, pelle]6 (lavorare) to treat, to process [sostanza chimica, fibra tessile]; to process [ acque di scarico](aus. avere)1 (avere a che fare) to deal* (con qcn. with sb.)III trattarsi verbo pronominale- rsi bene to treat oneself well, to spoil oneself(aus. essere) di cosa si tratta? what is it about? non si tratta di questo! that's not the point! si tratta della tua salute! we're talking about your health! si tratta di tua moglie it has to do with o it's about your wife; so chi ha vinto: si tratta di X I know who the winner is: it's X; si trattava di prendere una decisione it was a case of making a decision; quando si tratta di qcs., di fare when it comes to sth., to doing. -
53 baholash
coop. of bahola ; to haggle over s.t.’s price or value -
54 handeln um
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55 negociación
• bargaining• business deal• business transaction• deal• haggle over• haggling• haggling negotiations• negotiating ground• negotiation• negotiations• transact business• transaction• transaction amount -
56 regatear el precio
• ask for a discount• beat down the price• haggle over -
57 базарить
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58 торговать
1) to trade (in, with), to carry on trade (in, with), to deal (in)2) (заниматься торговлей) to buy and to sell, to trade; (отпускать товары покупателям) to serve, to bargain (with), to haggle over the price (with) -
59 pingelen
1 [afdingen] haggle (over/about)3 [met betrekking tot snaarinstrumenten] strum -
60 handeln um
1. to bargain for2. to haggle over
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