traded
word · lemma: trade
/ˈtɹeɪdɪd/
TRAYD-id
/tɹˈeɪdɪd/
TRAYD-id
Definition
Past form of 'trade'. It means exchanged goods, services, or items with someone, or bought and sold things in business or the market.
Usage & Nuances
Common in business, collectibles, and sports contexts. 'Traded with' means exchanging with a person; 'traded for' means what you received. In sports, means moving a player to another team. Only used for past actions.
Spanish: intercambió - negoció - comercializóPortuguese (BR): trocou - negociou - comercializouPortuguese (PT): trocou - negociou - comercializouChinese (Simplified): 交易了 - 交换了Chinese (Traditional): 交易了 - 交換了Hindi: विनिमय किया - व्यापार कियाArabic: تاجر - تبادلBengali: বিনিময় করেছিলেন - লেনদেন করেছিলেনRussian: обменял - торговалJapanese: 交換した - 取引したVietnamese: đã trao đổi - đã giao dịchKorean: 거래했다 - 교환했다Turkish: takas etti - ticaret yaptıUrdu: تبادلہ کیا - تجارت کیIndonesian: menukar - berdagang
Example Sentences
He traded his sandwich for an apple.
basic
The store traded old books for cash.
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They traded baseball cards at recess.
basic
She traded her weekend shift so she could attend the concert.
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The company traded internationally for many years.
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The basketball player was traded to a different team last season.
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