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1 transact
transitive verb* * *[træn'sækt](to do or carry out (business).) abwickeln- academic.ru/76157/transaction">transaction* * *trans·act[trænˈzækt]I. vtto \transact business Geschäfte abwickeln [o abschließen]to \transact a deal ein Geschäft abschließento \transact negotiations/money exchange Verhandlungen/einen Geldwechsel durchführenII. vito \transact with sb mit jdm verhandeln* * *[trn'zkt]vtabwickeln; business also abschließen, durchführen; deal abschließen* * *transact [trænˈzækt; -ˈsækt]with mit)* * *transitive verbtransact business [with somebody] — [mit jemandem] Geschäfte tätigen (Kaufmannsspr., Papierdt.)
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2 transact
trans·act [trænʼzækt] vtto \transact business Geschäfte abwickeln;to \transact a deal ein Geschäft abschließen;to \transact with sb mit jdm verhandeln -
3 transact
transact v 1. ACC abschließen; 2. GEN abschließen, durchführen, handeln, umsetzen, vorgehen (business); 3. S&M tätigen
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