trade-off [ˈtreɪdɒf] sustantivo también: - a trade-off between speed and accuracy -> un término medio or una solución a medio camino entre la velocidad y la precisión
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trade-off [ˈtreɪdɒf]
noun
there is always a trade-off between risk and return siempre existe un elemento de compensación entre el riesgo y las ganancias
it was a trade-off - they gave me their time, I gave them dinner Would you exchange a longer journey to work for a lower price on a house? This is the most common trade-off first-time buyers make the trade-off between inflation and unemployment
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