He learned to deal quickly and efficiently to keep the game moving at a brisk pace.
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To do business or trade in something.
They deal in used books.
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The company used to deal exclusively in antiques, but now sells modern art as well.
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To take action to solve a problem.
I can deal with that later.
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The government must deal effectively with the rising cost of living or risk widespread social unrest.
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dealadjective
Relating to an agreement or arrangement.
It was a deal breaker.
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The deal negotiations continued late into the night despite numerous deal breakers.
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dealidiom
A situation or state of affairs.
What's the big deal about it?
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Honestly I don't think this is a big deal, we can fix it with some time.
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dealphrasal-verb
To concern oneself with something or someone.
I don't deal with him anymore.
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Since their argument last summer, she refuses to deal with her brother on any matter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "deal" in English means: An agreement or arrangement, especially in business., A good price or advantageous arrangement., The way cards are given to players in a card game..
The phonetic transcription of "deal" is /diːl/ in British English and /diːl/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "deal": trade, manage, agreement, arrange, bargain.
Example usage of "deal": "We made a deal to sell the car for $5000.". More examples on the page.