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deal

UK
/diːl/
US
/dil/
deal in
deal out
deal with

Translations

dealverb
dealt
Past Simple
dealt
Past Participle
dealing
Gerund
UK
/diːl/
US
/dil/
distribuerCartes à jouer.
She shuffled, cut, and then dealt the cards.
Elle a mélangé, coupé, puis distribué les cartes.
faire commerce deSouvent avec la préposition « de ».
The firm deals in rare books.
L'entreprise fait commerce de livres rares.
gérerSens général : traiter une situation ou un problème.
We need to deal with the complaints as soon as possible.
Nous devons gérer les plaintes le plus vite possible.
Additional translations
porterPlus rare ; dans le sens de « infliger » une frappe ou un coup.
dealnoun
deals
pl
UK
/diːl/
US
/dil/
affaireLangage courant ; peut désigner une transaction commerciale.
I got a good deal on my new car.
J'ai fait une bonne affaire pour ma nouvelle voiture.
She has a great deal of experience in marketing.
Elle a une grande quantité d'expérience en marketing.
They signed a deal to merge their companies.
Ils ont signé un accord pour fusionner leurs entreprises.
distributionDans les jeux de cartes.
After the deal, each player had five cards.
Après la distribution, chaque joueur avait cinq cartes.
Additional translations
bois de sapinTerme de menuiserie ; bois résineux.
Synonyms
contract
transaction
bargain
agreement
pact
understanding
settlement
arrangement
dealadjective
Used attributively to describe something made of deal (pine/fir) timber
de sapinBois de sapin ou autre résineux.
They sat around a long deal table.
Ils étaient assis autour d'une longue table de sapin.

Definitions

dealverb
To distribute playing cards to players in a game.
She shuffled, cut, and then dealt the cards.
To trade or do business, especially in a particular commodity (usually followed by "in").
The firm deals in rare books.
To take action or handle a situation or problem (usually followed by "with").
We need to deal with the complaints as soon as possible.
To give or administer (a blow, punishment, etc.).
The boxer dealt a powerful uppercut.
dealnoun
An agreement entered into by two or more parties for their mutual benefit, especially in a business or legal context.
They signed a deal to merge their companies.
A significant amount or extent of something.
She has a great deal of experience in marketing.
The act of distributing playing cards to players in a card game.
After the deal, each player had five cards.
A particular instance of buying or selling, especially as a transaction in a market.
I got a good deal on my new car.
Softwood timber, such as pine or fir, or a plank made from it.
The cottage had floors of plain deal.
dealadjective
Made of deal (pine or fir) timber.
They sat around a long deal table.
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