to strike a bargain

美[tu straɪk e ˈbɑrɡɪn]英[tu: straik ə ˈbɑ:ɡin]

[经] 订定合同

  • On the other hand the president has his own incentive to strike a bargain .

    另一方面,总统也有 达成 妥协的激励。

  • Goering was hoping to strike a bargain with the Allies .

    戈林正 设法同盟国 拍板成交。

  • It was impossible to strike a bargain that both sides would accept .

    要 达成双力都能接受的 协议是不可能的。

  • We 'll make some concessions to see if we can strike a bargain .

    我们愿作出一些让步,这样能否 达成 交易?

  • Thus in most cases an importing nation can 't force foreign suppliers to sell for less by trying to strike a tougher bargain .

    因此,在大多数情况下,一个进口国不可能试图通过 强硬 的 讨价还价迫使外国供应商降低售价。

  • They were unable to strike a bargain because of the high price .

    由于价高他们不能 成交。

  • I am going to buy something cheap . strike or complete a bargain .

    我 要买些更便宜的东西。 通过 协商 买到 便宜 货。