transactional
transactional — 形容詞
- transactionalpositive
- more transactionalcomparative
- most transactionalsuperlative
1. relating to the exchange of goods, services, or money between a buyer and a sell
交易的
與買賣或金錢交換有關的
relating to the exchange of goods, services, or money between a buyer and a seller, or to the formal record-keeping and paperwork involved in such exchanges.
The law firm handles all transactional work for the merger, including contracts and due diligence.
這家律師事務所負責處理合併案中的所有交易業務,包括合約與盡職調查。
transactional + noun (work, matters, documents)
Nora keeps a digital record of every transactional email she sends to her suppliers.
Nora 將她發送給供應商的每一封交易相關電子郵件都進行了數位記錄。
Online payment systems have made the transactional side of small business much faster than before.
線上支付系統讓小型企業的交易環節比起以往快上許多。
collocation: transactional side / transactional aspect
The bank sends customers a monthly summary of all their transactional activity.
該銀行每月寄送一份客戶所有交易活動的摘要清單。
Liang wants a simple transactional relationship with his supplier — no extra services, just the goods on time.
Liang 希望與供應商保持單純的交易關係——不需要額外服務,只要準時交貨就好。
collocation: transactional relationship
- transactional work
- transactional data
- transactional relationship
- transactional documents
- transactional email
- transactional activity
- transactional fee
- commercial
broader — covers any business activity, not just individual exchanges
- financial
focuses on money flows rather than the exchange process itself
- mercantile
more formal and historical, associated with trade and commerce
- non-commercial
describes activities without a buying/selling purpose
文法句型
transactional + noun
用法筆記
Frequently appears before nouns in business and legal contexts. The noun 'transactional' itself is not used — always attributive (e.g. 'transactional documents,' not 'a transactional').
常見錯誤
2. describing conversation or relationships in which each person interacts mainly t
利益交換的
人際互動以交換利益為主,缺乏情感
describing conversation or relationships in which each person interacts mainly to exchange information, favours, or benefits, rather than to build a warm emotional connection.
Their phone call felt purely transactional — each side stated what they needed and then hung up.
他們的電話交談純粹是利益交換——雙方說出各自的需求後就掛斷了。
predicative: feel purely transactional
Soraya disliked the cold, transactional atmosphere of the job interview, where nobody asked about her as a person.
Soraya 不喜歡工作面試中那種冷淡、僅止於利益交換的氣氛,沒有人真正關心她這個人。
In a transactional friendship, people stay in touch only when they want something from each other.
在利益交換式的友誼中,人們只有在有所求時才會保持聯繫。
collocation: transactional friendship / transactional relationship
Elena prefers genuine conversations over brief transactional exchanges that feel like a checklist.
Elena 比較喜歡真誠的對話,而不是那種像在打勾清單、只為交換資訊的互動。
collocation: transactional exchange
The team meeting was strictly transactional — they shared progress numbers and left without any casual talk.
這次團隊會議完全是公事公辦——他們報告了進度數字後就離開,沒有任何閒聊。
adverb pattern: strictly / purely / merely transactional
- purely transactional
- strictly transactional
- transactional conversation
- transactional exchange
- transactional relationship
- transactional friendship
- transactional atmosphere
- exchange-based
more descriptive, less formal — emphasises give-and-take
- instrumental
academic term describing interactions driven by practical goals rather than personal bonds
- businesslike
positive or neutral — efficient and professional; 'transactional' often implies a lack of warmth
文法句型
transactional + noun
seem/feel/be purely transactional
用法筆記
Often used with intensifying adverbs such as 'purely,' 'strictly,' or 'merely' to emphasise the absence of emotional warmth. Distinguish from sense 1 (COMMERCIAL): sense 2 describes human interactions, not business exchanges.
常見錯誤
同根字
- transaction名詞B2
- transact動詞C1
- transactionally副詞C2