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the action of buying and selling goods and services.' C, W1 x2 w3 {$ E$ S' W
"a move to ban all trade in ivory"* y) I: Y$ y% I" i* R
synonyms: commerce, buying and selling, dealing, traffic, trafficking, business, marketing, merchandising; More
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Q' ]- t) Q1 R' K6 N" T* la skilled job, typically one requiring manual skills and special training.5 u* d6 \% h0 l
"the fundamentals of the construction trade"
1 v9 N. }, H S" u6 v$ x4 e \. S- e/ Fsynonyms: craft, occupation, job, career, profession, business, line of work, line, métier, vocation, calling, walk of life, field; More3 ^/ N# b* [* H9 S* S* z; ^# r
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"middlemen trading in luxury goods"
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: {: i1 y6 P: b* H7 y+ S. M3 i' eexchange (something) for something else, typically as a commercial transaction.
- V# r, V9 j5 [& \"they trade mud-shark livers for fish oil"
8 s2 |3 J" d! F M) G9 r, Ysynonyms: swap, exchange, switch; More |
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