n.[C]

1. 协议[（+with）][+that]
2. 买卖，交易
   Clement made a satisfactory bargain with him.

   克莱门特和他作了一次满意的交易。

3. 特价商品，便宜货
   These toys are a real bargain at such low prices.

   这些玩具的价格这么便宜，真划得来。

4. （修饰另一名词）廉价

vi.

1. 讨价还价[（+with/over/about）]
   She bargained with the fishmonger over the price.

   她与鱼贩讲价钱。

2. 达成协议
   They bargained on a two-year term.

   他们讲定以两年为期。

3. （常与否定词连用）预料，指望[（+for/on）]

vt.

1. 讨价还价后卖掉
2. 经谈判后使得[O]
   They finally bargained out the obstacles to an agreement.

   他们通过谈判终于排除了达成协议的障碍。

3. 提出……条件[+that]
   The trade union bargained that its members should have another week's holiday.

   工会提出其会员增加一周假日的要求。

4. 保证[+that]
   I bargain that the job will be done in three days.

   我保证这一工作在三天内完成。

n.

1. an agreement between two or more people as to what each will do for the other.
2. a thing bought or offered for sale for a lower price than normal.

v.

1. negotiate the terms of a transaction.
2. (bargain for/on) be prepared for; expect.