traded
Prononciation : [ˈtrɛɪdɪd]
Mot
Contexte : « exchange »
(verb) to give something to someone and get something in return. This can happen with things like toys, money, or services. For example, if you swap your sandwich with a friend's apple, you have traded your lunch items.
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I traded my baseball cards with my friend for his toy car.
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I didn’t trade my book with anyone because I wanted to keep it.
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Have you ever traded something special with someone?
Contexte : « financial »
(verb) to buy and sell stocks, bonds, or commodities in the market. It’s like swapping money for parts of a company or things like gold and oil.
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She traded shares in the company successfully last week.
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He did not trade any stocks during the market crash and missed out.
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What stocks have you traded recently?
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