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”。
• Get a bargain on lodging.
  获得便宜的住宿。
• 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。
• I didn't bargain on finding them here as well.
  我们没料到这样的天气突变。
• But you could do high throwing and bargain hunting on individual stocks.
  但可以在个股上做高抛低吸。
• Juve have already signed Olivier Kapo from Auxerre this summer and the Turin giants are keen to recruit another French international by viewing Wiltord as a bargain capture on a free transfer.
  尤文先前已经签下欧塞尔的卡波，以自由球员身份的维尔托德在他们看来也是一个不错的签约对象。
• 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。
• Don't bargain on his honesty.
  不要指望他会诚实。
• I didn't bargain on his arriving so early.
  我没有预料到他到得这么早。
• You really can't bargain on what our opponents will do in such a competitive situation.
  你实在难以预料我们的对手会在竞争这样剧烈的情况下采取什么行动。