deal

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el acuerdo

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deal
[diːl]
sustantivo
1madera (f) de conífera, madera (f) blanda (wood)
sustantivo
1acuerdo (m) (agreement); trato (m) (in business)
  • to do a deal -> hacer un trato
  • it's a deal! -> ¡trato hecho!
  • to get a good/bad deal -> recibir un buen/mal trato
  • big deal! (Ironic familiar) -> ¡vaya cosa!
  • it's no big deal (familiar) -> ¡no es nada!, ¡no es para tanto!
2(amount)
  • a good or great deal -> mucho (a lot)
  • not a great deal -> no mucho
  • to have a great deal to do -> tener mucho que hacer
  • a good or great deal of my time -> gran parte de mi tiempo
3(in cards)
  • your deal -> te toca repartir or dar
verbo transitivo (pt & pp dealt [delt])
4repartir, dar (cards)
también:
  • to deal somebody/something a blow -> dar un golpe a alguien/algo
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to deal in leather/shares -> comerciar con pieles/acciones
  • to deal in drugs -> traficar con drogas

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deal [dil]
participio pasivo
1DEALT).
2Distribuir, repartir, desparramar, esparcir, 2.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Traficar, comerciar, tratar, negociar. (n)
4Intervenir, mediar. (n)
5Portarse bien o mal en cualquier asunto. (n)
6(Games) Dar, repartir. (n)
  • To deal in contraband goods -> hacer contrabando
  • To deal in all sorts of commodities -> comerciar en todo género de mercancías
  • To deal with -> tratar con; contender con
  • To deal by -> portarse, conducirse de cierto modo; usar de
  • To deal in -> mezclarse en, ocuparse en; usar de; comerciar en
Dar, hablando de repartir naipes en el juego (cards).

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deal [diːl] dealt (past)
noun
1 (agreement) acuerdo; (m) trato; (m)
a new deal for the miners un nuevo acuerdo salarial para los mineros; we're looking for a better deal buscamos un arreglo más equitativo
Mr Bush and John Major wanted a deal by January
it's a deal! (informal) ¡trato hecho!
to do make a deal with sbdoormake hacer un trato con algn; llegar a un acuerdo con algn
let's make a deal we made a deal - you can't back out now this government does not make deals with terrorists they offered to do a deal on the price of the house Japan will have to do a deal with America on rice imports for a settlement out of court you're not getting out of here until we make a deal to [strike] a deal with sb it's now known that the Reagan administration struck a deal with Iran the informer managed to strike a deal with the police
the New DealNew (US) (Pol) la nueva política económica de los EE.UU. aplicada por Roosevelt entre 1933 y 1940
pay dealpay acuerdo salarial; (m)
it's a done deal especially (US) es cosa hecha segura;or está atado y bien atado
2 (transaction) trato; (m) transacción; (f)
the company lost thousands of pounds on the deal la empresa perdió miles de libras con ese trato en esa transacción;or
arms dealarms venta de armas; (f)
he was accused of being involved in covert arms deals with the Saudis the supposedly secret arms deal was now public knowledge
big deal!big (humorous) ¡vaya cosa!
he only asked me out for a drink, what's the big deal? solo me invitó a tomar algo por ahí, ¿qué tiene eso de raro?; this sort of thing happens every day, it's no big deal estas cosas pasan todos los días, no es nada del otro mundo
"I'm going to Mexico next week" — "big deal!" "they offered me £200 compensation — big deal!" "I had to have a filling at the dentist" — "big deal!"
business dealbusiness (between companies, countries) acuerdo trato comercial; (m)or (m) (by individual) negocio; (m)
several US companies are expected to sign business deals during Yeltsin's visit he was involved in shady business deals with his former campaign treasurer he lost much of his estimated Pounds 60 million fortune in a series of disastrous business deals in the Eighties the band were struggling along without a record deal he needs a few thousand pounds to close the deal he got himself a sponsorship deal with a brewery
to make a big deal (out) of sthmake (informal) dar mucha demasiada importancia a algo;or
I tried not to make a big deal out of it but I was really annoyed intenté no darle mucha demasiada importancia pero estaba muy enfadado;or don't make such a big deal out of it! ¡no hagas una montaña de un grano de arena!
some people make a big deal out of sexual preference she'd stopped smoking, and she made a big deal of it
3 (treatment) trato; (m)
a bad/fair/good dealbadfairgood un trato malo/justo/bueno
homeowners are getting a bad deal from this government los propietarios de viviendas están saliendo malparados con este gobierno; working women are not getting a fair deal las mujeres que trabajan no están recibiendo un trato justo
he got a bad/fair deal from them the people of Liverpool have had a bad deal for many years
raw square
4 (bargain) ganga; (f)
they are offering good deals on flights to Australia tienen viajes a Australia a muy buen precio
I got a really good deal at the car auction
5 (amount)
he had a deal of work to do (old-fashioned) tenía mucho trabajo que hacer
a good dealgooda great dealgreat mucho
a good great deal of moneyor una gran cantidad de dinero; mucho dinero; it can save you a good deal of time te puede ahorrar mucho tiempo; there's a good deal of truth in what you say hay mucho de verdad en lo que dices; she's a good deal cleverer than her brother es mucho bastante más inteligente que su hermano;or she knew a great deal about him sabía muchas cosas sobre él
you and I have a great deal in common
"does he get out much?" — "not a great deal" —¿sale mucho? —no mucho demasiado;or it means a great deal to me significa mucho para mí; he thinks a great deal of his father admira mucho a su padre
he depended a great deal on his wife for support he'd never met him but he knew a great deal about him
the new law will not make a great deal of difference to the homeless la nueva ley apenas va a afectar a la gente sin hogar
it cost a great deal of money a great good deal [of]
6 (Cards) (distribution) reparto; (m)
whose deal is it? ¿a quién le toca dar repartir?;or
I was too late for the deal, and missed the hand he shuffled the cards, ready for the deal is it my deal? it was your deal last time
verb:transitive
1 [+blow] asestar; dar
to deal a blow to sth/sb ser un golpe para algo/algn; the news dealt a severe blow to their hopes/the economy la noticia fue un duro golpe para sus esperanzas/la economía
the demise of the Soviet Union dealt a blow to communism worldwide
2 (Cards) dar; repartir
I was dealt a very bad hand (at cards) me dieron una mano malísima; (had bad luck) tuve muy mala suerte
woeful people who've been dealt a bad hand; They have been dealt a very bad hand through no fault of their own. It enabled her, after my father died, to bring up five children on her own, and not feel that she had been dealt a bad hand by life—HC I was dealt two kings he dealt each player a card, face down he was caught dealing drugs in the street
verb:intransitive
(Cards) dar; repartir
it's your turn to deal am I dealing?
deal [diːl]
noun
1 (wood) (pine) madera de pino; (f) (fir) madera de abeto; (f)
2 (plank) tablón; (m) (beam) viga; (f)
adjective
a deal table una mesa de pino

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Verb Conjugation for "deal"

Imperative
  • deal
  • you deal
  • he/she deals
  • we deal
  • you deal
  • they deal
Preterite
  • I dealt
  • you dealt
  • he/she dealt
  • we dealt
  • you dealt
  • they dealt
Present Continuous
  • I am dealing
  • you are dealing
  • he/she is dealing
  • we are dealing
  • you are dealing
  • they are dealing
Present Perfect
  • I have dealt
  • you have dealt
  • he/she has dealt
  • we have dealt
  • you have dealt
  • they have dealt
Past Continuous
  • I was dealing
  • you were dealing
  • he/she was dealing
  • we were dealing
  • you were dealing
  • they were dealing
Past Perfect
  • I had dealt
  • you had dealt
  • he/she had dealt
  • we had dealt
  • you had dealt
  • they had dealt
Future
  • I will deal
  • you will deal
  • he/she will deal
  • we will deal
  • you will deal
  • they will deal
Future Perfect
  • I will have dealt
  • you will have dealt
  • he/she will have dealt
  • we will have dealt
  • you will have dealt
  • they will have dealt
Future Continuous
  • I will be dealing
  • you will be dealing
  • he/she will be dealing
  • we will be dealing
  • you will be dealing
  • they will be dealing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been dealing
  • you have been dealing
  • he/she has been dealing
  • we have been dealing
  • you have been dealing
  • they have been dealing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been dealing
  • you will have been dealing
  • he/she will have been dealing
  • we will have been dealing
  • you will have been dealing
  • they will have been dealing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been dealing
  • you had been dealing
  • he/she had been dealing
  • we had been dealing
  • you had been dealing
  • they had been dealing
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake