trade

trade
[treɪd] n
1) no pl (buying and selling) Handel m (in/with mit +dat);
the balance of \trade die Handelsbilanz
2) no pl (business activity) Umsatz m
3) (type of business) Branche f;
building \trade Baugewerbe nt;
fur \trade Pelzgeschäft nt
4) no pl (particular business)
the \trade die Branche;
the rules of the \trade die Regeln der Branche
5) (handicraft) Handwerk nt;
he's a carpenter by \trade er ist Schreiner von Beruf;
to be in \trade (Brit) (esp pej) (dated) Handwerker(in) m(f) sein;
to learn a \trade ein Handwerk erlernen
6) (esp Am) (swap) Tauschgeschäft nt;
it's a \trade abgemacht!;
to take/give sth in \trade etw zum Tausch nehmen/geben
7) (Am) sports (transfer) Transfer m
8) (trade wind)
the \trades pl der Passat n
modifier (enquiry, mission) Handels- vi
1) (exchange goods) tauschen;
to \trade with sb mit jdm tauschen
2) (do business) Geschäfte machen;
to \trade in oil/luxury goods/tobacco mit Öl/Luxusgütern/Tabak Handel betreiben
3) stockex (be bought and sold) handeln;
shares in the company \traded actively Firmenaktien wurden lebhaft gehandelt
4) (use)
to \trade on [or upon] sth etw ausnutzen vt
1) (exchange)
to \trade sth [for sth] etw [durch etw akk] austauschen;
I wouldn't \trade you for the world ich würde dich für nichts auf der Welt eintauschen;
I'll \trade you some of my chocolate for some of your ice cream ich gebe dir etwas von meiner Schokolade für etwas von deinem Eis;
to \trade bets Wetten abschließen;
to \trade places [with sb] [mit jdm] den Platz tauschen;
to \trade stories/insults/punches Geschichten/Beleidigungen/Schläge austauschen
2) (buy and sell)
to \trade commodity futures/options/shares mit Warentermingeschäften/Optionen/Aktien handeln
3) (Am) sports (transfer)
to \trade a football player einen Fußballspieler verkaufen

English-German students dictionary . 2013.

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