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the action of buying and selling goods and services.
9 c2 v+ ]1 L* J"a move to ban all trade in ivory"
7 {3 j3 D( b7 }9 W! r1 i6 Esynonyms: commerce, buying and selling, dealing, traffic, trafficking, business, marketing, merchandising; More4 v9 W6 ]2 O I% k/ j
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a skilled job, typically one requiring manual skills and special training.7 O `/ k3 h. |8 P; r6 G7 K
"the fundamentals of the construction trade"9 H& o$ u, C" g1 b+ o- K9 u. G* F
synonyms: craft, occupation, job, career, profession, business, line of work, line, métier, vocation, calling, walk of life, field; More. w, c4 E% Q: f6 s7 s2 E h$ \
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0 y$ W4 Y1 g: n8 xbuy and sell goods and services.+ v; `, F2 P& F( [
"middlemen trading in luxury goods"
$ k& m5 J) b K4 i; @5 n8 usynonyms: deal (in), buy and sell, traffic (in), market, merchandise, peddle, vend; More
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$ @, k z3 }& d `% oexchange (something) for something else, typically as a commercial transaction.
1 {0 \7 R1 Q( ?8 ^( h* B"they trade mud-shark livers for fish oil"
7 E, P# C4 n6 }' U5 o' e9 tsynonyms: swap, exchange, switch; More |
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