bartering

IPA/ˈbɑː.tər/
KK[bˈɑrtɚɪŋ]IPA/ˈbɑːr.t̬ɚ/

bartering — 動詞

  • barteringpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • barterings3rd person singular
  • barteringing-ing form
  • barteringedpast simple

1. to give something to someone in return for another thing that you need or want,

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

以物易物

不用金錢,直接用物品或服務交換

to give something to someone in return for another thing that you need or want, instead of paying with money

例句

Jisoo bartered her old bicycle for a set of painting supplies from her neighbour.

Jisoo 用舊腳踏車以物易物,跟鄰居換了一組繪畫用具。

barter + noun + for + noun — exchanging one item for another

The local farmers bartered extra eggs and vegetables for basic medical supplies.

當地農民拿多餘的雞蛋和蔬菜以物易物,換取基本醫療用品。

同義詞
  • trade

    broader term that can involve money or not; 'trade' is more general

  • swap

    informal, often suggests a direct one-to-one exchange

  • exchange

    more formal; can involve money or gifts, not just goods

反義詞
  • buy

    to obtain something by paying money

  • sell

    to give something in return for money

文法句型

barter + noun + for + noun

barter with + someone

barter (intransitive, no object)

用法筆記

Commonly used with 'for' to specify what is received in exchange, or with 'with' to name the other party. The intransitive use (e.g. 'They decided to barter instead of paying cash') is frequent in everyday speech.

常見錯誤

I bartered my old phone for $50.
I bartered my old phone for a new watch.
💡'barter' means trading items or services, not selling for money.
She bartered the price down.
She bartered her old camera for a cheaper model.
💡'barter' does not mean negotiating a price; it means exchanging things without money.

bartering — 名詞