bargain on

英 [ˈbɑːɡən ɒn]

美 [ˈbɑːrɡən ɑːn]

预料到; 估计到; 考虑到

双语例句

• 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。
• 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。
• We wouldn't bargain on John arriving soon.
  我们认为约翰不会马上到达。
• Seeing students'book bargain on a campus sidewalk is nothing new, it's true.
  学生们在校内的人行道上买卖旧书，这已不是什么新鲜事儿了。
• China is prepared to drive a hard bargain on gas prices having contracted to import liquefied natural gas from the Middle East and Australia, and pipeline supplies from Burma and Central Asia.
  中国准备通过艰难谈判敲定比较有利的天然气价格，此前中国已签署从中东和澳大利亚进口液化天然气的合同，并计划通过管道从缅甸和中亚进口天然气。
• Don't bargain on his honesty.
  不要指望他会诚实。
• Get a bargain on lodging.
  获得便宜的住宿。
• 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。
• In China, distribution companies has formed a relatively independent operation system in last experience, thus setting up a foundation of both realizing regional electricity market and competitive bargain operation mode on generation and distribution sides.
  我国各供电公司多年来已形成了相对独立运营体系，为实现区域电力市场同时开放发电侧和供电侧竞争的批发竞争运营奠定一定基础。
• 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。