bargain money

英 [ˈbɑːɡən ˈmʌni] 美 [ˈbɑːrɡən ˈmʌni]

定银,定金

经济



双语例句

  1. Now the couple is selling the dresses for a bargain, with the hopes of using the money from the sale towards fulfilling a lifelong dream of dancing together at the New Years Eve Ball in Vienna.
    现在,这对老夫妇正以优惠价格出售这些裙子,希望用卖裙子所得的钱在新年之夜到维也纳共舞,这是他们毕生的梦想。
  2. At the end of the day, the perfect rebuke to a proposed bargain between a woman's looks and a man's money came from one particularly clear-eyed male.
    最后,针对女人想用美貌换取男人钱财的交易,一个清醒的华尔街男人作出了完美的嘲讽。
  3. This agreement is valid for one year and takes effect immediately after both parties sign and stamp on it and Party A pays bargain money to Party B.
    本协议有效期一年,自双方签字盖章并于甲方向乙方支付订金之日起生效。
  4. He decided to make the best of a bad bargain and borrow the money from the company.
    他为了力图挽回逆境而不惜向这个公司借钱。
  5. He means, can we bargain with your money?
    他是说,我们能不能跟他讨价还价?
  6. One of the difficult tasks in this world is to convince a woman that even a bargain costs money.
    这世上困难的工作之一,是说服女人相信:尽管是特价品也得花钱。
  7. It was foolish of them to bargain away a vast area of their territory for a sum of money.
    为了一笔钱,他们竟轻易地放弃了大片领土,真是太蠢了。
  8. Vague plans for a fiscal union seem to depend on a bargain in which Germany agrees to transfer money to debtor countries but the debtors agree to limits on their ability to run a deficit.
    金融联盟的模糊计划似乎取决于一场讨价还价:德国同意向一些债务国打款,而债务国同意限制它们赤字运行的能力。