bargain on

英 [ˈbɑːɡən ɒn]

美 [ˈbɑːrɡən ɑːn]

预料到; 估计到; 考虑到

双语例句

• Believing he had an understanding with John Boehner, leader of the Republicans in the house of Representatives, he declared he wanted a$ 4000bn "grand bargain" on the budget.
  在自信已与众议院共和党领袖约翰博纳（johnboehner）取得谅解之后，他宣布希望两党达成一个减赤4万亿美元的“大妥协”。
• A bipartisan campaign to fix the debt raised$ 30m from 80 corporate leaders to support a grand bargain on deficit reduction.
  一个名为解决债务的两党运动从80位企业领导人那里筹集了3000万美元，以支持就减赤达成大妥协。
• Of course, the cloud-services providers themselves buy lots of servers, mainly Dell and HP ones-but their huge size means they can drive a hard bargain on prices.
  当然，云服务供应商自个也要购买大量服务器，这些服务器主要还是戴尔和惠普的，但由于购买量巨大，意味着这些商家可使劲讨价还价。
• So, you got a bargain on the flights – but you're arriving at midnight!
  所以，你讨价还价的班机，但你到达午夜！
• Tom didn't bargain on his wife returning so soon.
  汤姆没有想到他妻子会回来得这麽快。
• Bargain on a five-year term E. Beijing has the infrastructure and facilities for hosting the Olympiad.
  第五，北京具备举办奥运会的设施条件。
• I didn't bargain on his arriving so early.
  我没有预料到他到得这么早。
• The machines at the Ralph's would be a real bargain if we insist on our bid.
  如果我们坚持我们的出价，拉夫的机器肯定非常合算。
• A middleman will bargain on your behalf withe-retailers.
  有中间人可以替你与网络商家商议价格。
• In a sign that a global bargain on reform of international institutions was close to agreement, the G20 agreed to move the next review of voting power at the IMF to 2011 from 2013.
  20国集团已同意，将把下一次IMF投票权评估从2013年提前至2011年，这表明全球关于国际组织改革的讨论已接近达成协议。