Trade with Meaning in English
expression
ˈtɹeɪd/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
TRAYD WITH / TRAYD WITH (th as in 'this' or 'thin')
tɹˈeɪd/ /wˈɪð
tray-D WITH (th as in 'this')
Definition
To buy, sell, or exchange goods and services between two people, groups, or countries.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for countries and organizations, especially about international business. Often followed by the country/object ('trade with China'). Slightly formal but frequent in news and economics.
Spanish: comerciar conPortuguese (BR): comercializar com - negociar comPortuguese (PT): comercializar com - negociar comChinese (Simplified): 与...进行贸易Chinese (Traditional): 與...進行貿易Hindi: के साथ व्यापार करनाArabic: يتاجر معBengali: বাণিজ্য করা (কারও সাথে) - লেনদেন করা (কারও সাথে)Russian: торговать сJapanese: 〜と取引する - 〜と貿易するVietnamese: giao thương với - buôn bán vớiKorean: ~와 거래하다 - ~와 무역하다Turkish: ticaret yapmak (ile) - alışveriş yapmak (ile)Urdu: تجارت کرنا (کے ساتھ)Indonesian: mua bán với - giao thương với
Example Sentences
The country wants to trade with its neighbors.
basic
Many companies trade with partners overseas.
basic
You need a license to trade with other countries.
basic
After signing the agreement, the two nations were able to trade with each other freely.
natural
Some farmers prefer to trade with local markets instead of big stores.
natural
Because of new tariffs, it's harder to trade with certain countries now.
natural