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traded

[treɪdɪd]

traded Definition

  • 1bought and sold goods or services, especially between countries
  • 2exchanged something for something else
  • 3engaged in a commercial transaction

Using traded: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "traded" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company traded its shares on the stock exchange.

  • Example

    They traded their old car for a new one.

  • Example

    She traded her skills for a place to stay.

  • Example

    The two countries have been trading for centuries.

traded Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with traded

  • a situation where one thing is given up in return for another

    Example

    The company made a trade-off between cost and quality.

  • to give something as part of the payment for something else

    Example

    He traded in his old phone for a new one.

  • trade up

    to exchange something of lower value for something of higher value

    Example

    She traded up her old car for a brand new one.

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Summary: traded in Brief

The verb 'traded' [treɪdɪd] refers to buying and selling goods or services, exchanging something for something else, or engaging in a commercial transaction. Examples include 'The company traded its shares on the stock exchange.' and 'They traded their old car for a new one.' 'Traded' extends into phrases like 'trade off,' denoting a situation where one thing is given up in return for another, and 'trade up,' implying exchanging something of lower value for something of higher value.

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