deal

US: /ˈdiɫ/

UK: /dˈiːl/


English - Vietnamese dictionary

deal /di:l/
  • danh từ
    • gỗ tùng, gỗ thông
    • tấm ván cây
    • số lượng
      • a great deal of: rất nhiều
      • a good deal of money: khá nhiều tiền
      • a good deal better: tố hơn nhiều
    • sự chia bài, lượt chia bài, ván bài
      • it's your deal: đến lượt anh chia
    • (thực vật học) sự giao dịch, sự thoả thuận mua bán; sự thông đồng ám muội; việc làm bất lương
      • to do (make) a deal with somebody: giao dịch mua bán với ai
    • cách đối xử; sự đối đãi
      • a square deal: cách đối xử thẳng thắn
    • New Deal
      • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) chính sách kinh tế xã hội mới (của Ru-dơ-ven năm 1932)
  • ngoại động từ
    • ((thường) + out) phân phát, phân phối
      • to deal out gifts: phân phát quà tặng
    • chia (bài)
    • ban cho
      • to deal someone happiness: ban cho ai hạnh phúc
    • giáng cho, nện cho (một cú đòn...)
    • to deal a blow at somebody
      • to deal somebody a blow
        • giáng cho ai một đòn
    • nội động từ
      • giao du với, có quan hệ với, giao thiệp với, chơi bời đi lại với
        • to refuse to deal with somebody: không giao thiệp với ai, không đi lại chơi bời với ai
      • (thương nghiệp) giao dịch buôn bán với
      • (+ in) buôn bán
        • to deal in rice: buôn gạo
      • chia bài
      • giải quyết; đối phó
        • to deal with a problem: giải quyết một vấn đề
        • a difficult matter to deal with: một vấn đề khó giải quyết
        • to deal with an attack: đối phó với một cuộc tấn công
      • đối xử, đối đãi, ăn ở, cư xử
        • to deal generously with (by) somebody: đối xử rộng rãi với ai
        • to deal cruelly with (by) somebody: đối xử tàn ác với ai

    Advanced English dictionary

    verb, noun
    + verb (dealt, dealt )
    cards
    1 ~ (sth) (out)
    ~ (sth) (to sb) to give cards to each player in a game of cards: [V] Whose turn is it to deal? + [VN] Start by dealing out ten cards to each player. + [VNN] He dealt me two aces.
    drugs
    2 to buy and sell illegal drugs: [V] You can often see people dealing openly on the streets. [also VN]
    Idioms: deal sb/sth a blow
    deal a blow to sb/sth (formal)
    1 to be very shocking or harmful to sb/sth: Her sudden death dealt a blow to the whole country.
    2 to hit sb/sth
    more at WHEEL v.
    Phrasal Verbs: deal in sth
    1 to buy and sell a particular product: The company deals in computer software.
    2 to accept sth as a basis for your decisions, attitudes, or actions: We don't deal in rumours or guesswork.
    deal sth<->out
    1 to share sth out among a group of people
    Synonym: DISTRIBUTE
    The profits were dealt out among the investors.
    2 to say what punishment sb should have: Many judges deal out harsher sentences to men than to women.
    deal with sb to take appropriate action in a particular situation or according to who you are talking to, managing, etc.
    Synonym: HANDLE
    She is used to dealing with all kinds of people in her job.
    deal with sb/sth to do business with a person, a company or an organization
    deal with sth
    1 to solve a problem, carry out a task, etc: to deal with enquiries / issues / complaints + Have you dealt with these letters yet? + He's good at dealing with pressure.
    2 to be about sth: Her poems often deal with the subject of death.
    + noun
    a lot
    1 [sing.] a good / great ~ much; a lot: They spent a great deal of money. + It took a great deal of time. + I'm feeling a good deal better. + We see them a great deal (= often).
    business agreement
    2 [C] an agreement, especially in business, on particular conditions for buying or doing sth: to make / sign / conclude / close a deal (with sb) + (informal) Did you cut a deal (= make one)? + We did a deal with the management on overtime. + They were hoping for a better pay deal. + A deal was struck after lengthy negotiations. + The deal fell through (= no agreement was reached). + I got a good deal on the car (= bought it cheaply). + It's a deal! (= I agree to your terms) + Listen. This is the deal (= this is what we have agreed and are going to do). + As athletes prepare for the Olympics, sporting organizations are looking for big sponsorship deals to pay for the trip to Sydney.
    See also - PACKAGE
    treatment
    3 [C, usually sing.] the way that sb/sth is treated: If elected, the party has promised a new deal (= better and fairer treatment) for teachers. + They knew they'd been given a raw / rough deal (= been treated unfairly). + We tried to ensure that everyone got a fair deal. + It was a square deal for everyone.
    in card games
    4 [C, usually sing.] the action of giving out cards to the players: It's your deal.
    wood
    5 [U] (especially BrE) the soft pale wood of FIR or PINE trees, especially when it is cut into boards for making things: a deal table
    Idioms see BIG adj., STRIKE v.

    Thesaurus dictionary

    v.
    1 distribute, dole out, give out, parcel out, mete out, allot, apportion, administer, dispense:
    Deal thirteen cards to each of the four players. She dealt out her own brand of justice to criminals.
    2 buy and sell, handle, stock, do business, trade, traffic:
    This shop deals only in the most expensive linens.
    3 behave, act, conduct oneself:
    Simon has never dealt openly, so you mustn't trust him.
    4 deal with. treat, handle, take care of, have to do with, attend to, see to, reckon with, grapple with, act on; practise, administer, engage in:
    I shall deal with the matter tomorrow.
    n.
    5 transaction, arrangement, negotiation, agreement, contract, bargain, understanding:
    The deal to sell the textbook division is off.
    6 Often, great deal. (large or great) amount, lot, (large or huge) quantity; extent:
    There's been a great deal of crime in that neighbourhood.

    Collocation

    ADJ.

    fair, good | major
    They are hoping to clinch a major deal to supply computers to the army.
    | exclusive
    The TV station has signed an exclusive deal to show all United's home games.
    | lucrative | five-year, etc. | long-term | compromise | cut-price
    The company are offering cut-price deals on many flights.
    | shady
    He has been mixed up in several shady deals with arms dealers.
    | package
    The union accepted a package deal including higher pension and longer holiday allowance.
    | business, financial, political, trade | pay, sponsorship | arms, weapons | two-book, three-film, etc.
    The band signed a two-album deal with a record company.

    VERB + DEAL

    agree, arrange, close, complete, conclude, cut, do, make, negotiate, reach, seal, sign, strike
    Management and unions have agreed a new deal on pay and productivity. I'll make a deal with you?I'll work evenings if you'll work weekends.
    | clinch, get, secure, win
    Nurses have taken to the streets to get a fair deal from the government.
    | have
    She has a lucrative deal with a cosmetics company.
    | pull out of
    Britain pulled out of the deal because of rising costs.
    | scupper
    Any sponsorship deal would be scuppered if Jones misses the Olympics.
    | offer (sb), propose | accept
    Staff have accepted a deal offering them a 2% share of profits.
    | reject

    DEAL + VERB

    go ahead
    The pay deal will not now go ahead.
    | fall apart, fall through
    The deal fell through when the author received a more attractive offer.

    PREP.

    in a/the ~
    They took over the company in a £750,000 deal.
    | under a/the ~
    Under the deal, you save money if you repay the loan early.
    | ~ between
    a deal between France and Spain
    | ~ from
    You may get a better deal from another bank.
    | ~ on
    I got a very good deal on my new car.
    | ~ over
    The unions are ready to do a deal over pay.
    | ~ with
    The company has done a deal with the catering staff.

    PHRASES

    get/have a bad/raw/rotten/rough deal
    Immigrants often get a bad deal when it comes to pay.
    | get/have a fair/square deal
    The union tries to get a square deal for all its members.
    | part of the deal
    Increased holiday allowance is part of the deal.
    | the terms of the deal
    Under the terms of the deal, the band has to make two albums a year. > Special page at BUSINESS


    Concise dictionary

    dealt|deals|dealingdiːl
    noun
    +a particular instance of buying or selling
    +an agreement between parties (usually arrived at after discussion) fixing obligations of each
    +(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
    +a plank of softwood (fir or pine board)
    +wood that is easy to saw (from conifers such as pine or fir)
    +the cards held in a card game by a given player at any given time
    +the type of treatment received (especially as the result of an agreement)
    +the act of distributing playing cards
    +the act of apportioning or distributing something
    verb
    +deal with verbally or in some form of artistic expression
    +take action with respect to (someone or something)
    +take into consideration for exemplifying purposes
    +come to terms or deal successfully with
    +administer or bestow, as in small portions
    +do business; offer for sale as for one's livelihood
    +be in charge of, act on, or dispose of
    +behave in a certain way towards others
    +distribute to the players in a game
    +direct the course of; manage or control
    +give out as one's portion or share
    +give (a specific card) to a player
    +sell

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