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Collocations for bargain - noun

1. sth sold at a lower price

ADJECTIVE

absolute, amazing, excellent, good, great, incredible, real

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VERB + bargain

find, get, pick up
I picked up a really good bargain in the market.

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bargain + NOUN

buy (esp. BrE), price, rate
hunter, hunting
basement
The shop sells books at bargain-basement prices.
bin

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2. agreement

ADJECTIVE

grand (esp. AmE)

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VERB + bargain

make, strike

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PREPOSITION

bargain between
A bargain was struck between the employers and the unions.
bargain with
I'll make a bargain with you.

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PHRASES

drive a hard bargain (= force sb to agree to the arrangement that is best for you)
sb's half of the bargain, sb's part of the bargain, sb's side of the bargain
Her part of the bargain was to provide the food.
keep (to) your half of the bargain, keep (to) your part of the bargain, keep (to) your side of the bargain
You haven't kept your side of the bargain.

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Collocations for bargain - verb

ADVERB

hard
He bargained hard and was stubborn.
collectively
the right of workers to bargain collectively

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PREPOSITION

about
He was prepared to bargain about money.
for
to bargain for a better salary
over
crowds of men bargaining over horses
with
He tried to bargain with her.

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