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🔑dealdeal1 /dil / verb (past tense, past participle dealt /dɛlt /)- [intransitive, transitive] deal sth (out) | deal (sth) (to sb) to give cards to players in a game of cards（在纸牌游戏中）发牌◆Start by dealing seven cards to each player.首先给每个玩家各发七张牌。
- [intransitive] deal in sth | deal with sb (
business商业) to do business, especially buying and selling goods经营；买卖◆She deals in antique furniture.她经营古董家具。◆Our firm deals with customers all over the world.我们公司与世界各地的客户都有业务来往。
- [intransitive, transitive] to sell illegal drugs非法出售（毒品）；贩毒◆He was arrested for dealing heroin.他因贩卖海洛因被捕。
 ●deal sb / sth a blow●deal a blow to sb / sthto give someone a shock, etc.使震惊；使受打击◆This news dealt a terrible blow to my father.这个消息对我父亲是一个沉重打击。  ●deal with sbto treat someone in a particular way; to handle someone对待；应付；与某人打交道◆He's a difficult man. No one really knows how to deal with him.他这人很难相处，谁也不知道该如何跟他打交道。●deal with sth- to act in a suitable way in order to solve a problem, complete a task, etc.; to handle something处理；解决；应付◆I'm not sure how to deal with the situation at work.我拿不准在工作中如何处理这种情况。
- to have something as its subject论及；涉及；关于◆This chapter deals with writing letters.这一章是关于书信写作的。➨ LANGUAGE BANK用语库aboutsaying what a text is about描述文本的内容The book is about homelessness in big cities.这本书写的是大城市中人们无家可归的现象。The report addresses / deals with the issue of homelessness in America.这份报告论及／阐述美国的无家可归问题。The writer discusses / explores the problems faced by homeless people.作者讨论／探讨了无家可归的人所面临的种种问题。The first chapter examines the relationship between homelessness and drug addiction.第一章审视了无家可归与吸毒成瘾之间的关系。The paper considers the question of why so many young people become homeless.本篇论文分析了为何如此多的青年人无家可归这一问题。
🔑dealdeal2 /dil / noun [countable] - an agreement or arrangement, especially in business（尤指商业的）协议，交易◆We made a deal with a Korean company.我们和一家韩国公司做成了一笔买卖。◆I got a great deal on these tires today (= I bought them for a low price).我今天买的这些轮胎很划算。◆OK, it's a deal!好吧，就这么定了！◆Listen. This is the deal (= this is what we've agreed to do).听着，这是我们的约定。
- [usually singular] the way that someone is treated待遇◆With high fares and unreliable service, rail passengers are getting a raw deal (= unfair treatment).票价高，车次又不准点，铁路乘客受到的待遇很不公正。◆The new law aims to give retirees a fair deal.新颁布的法律旨在让退休人士受到公平待遇。
- the action of giving cards to players in a card game（纸牌游戏）发牌◆Whose deal is it?该谁发牌了？
●Big deal! (informal) used to say that you think something is not important or interesting没什么了不起；不算什么◆“Look at my new bike!” “Big deal! It's not as nice as mine.”“瞧我的新自行车！”“那算啥！没我的好。”●a big deal / no big deal (informal) something that is / is not very important or exciting大事；不算什么◆The Fourth of July parade is a very big deal in our town.7 月 4 日的庆祝游行是我们镇的一件盛事。◆Don't worry about it – it's no big deal.别担心，没什么大不了的。●a good / great deal (of sth) (used with noncount nouns与不可数名词连用) a lot (of something)很多；大量◆I spent a great deal of time on this report.我为这份报告花了很多时间。●strike a deal (with sb)to make an agreement with someone（与某人）达成协议●what's the deal? (informal) what is happening in the present situation?出了什么事；怎么啦◆What's the deal? Do you want to go out or not?怎么回事？你想不想出去？ |