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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/
dealnoun
deals
pl
UK
/diːl/
US
/dil/
They signed a deal to collaborate on the project.
Они подписали договор о сотрудничестве в проекте.
The company closed a major deal with a new client.
Компания заключила крупную сделку с новым клиентом.
The two countries reached a deal on trade tariffs.
Две страны достигли соглашения по торговым тарифам.
Synonyms
arrangement
bargain
contract
transaction
settlement
understanding
pact
agreement
dealadjective
Used attributively to describe something made of deal (pine/fir) timber

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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