They are best placed to pick up some of the worst scams which now prevail and inform the public that what may, at first sight, appear to be a bargain, is really a snare and delusion.

Éstas están en la mejor posición para recoger algunos de los timos más sangrantes e informar al público de que aquello que a primera vista pudiera parecer un chollo no es sino una trampa y un engaño.

bargain(also: cushy job)

bicoca {f} [fam.]

bargain

cucaña {f} [coll.] (ganga)

bargain

ocasión {f} (ganga)

it's a real bargain

es una auténtica ocasión

bargain prices

precios de ocasión

And when they see merchandise (bargains or business) or sport (amusement) they break up for it, and leave you standing.

Sin embargo, [ocurre que] cuando la gente ve [ocasión de obtener] una ganancia o una distracción, se precipitan hacia ella y te dejan plantado [predicando].

bargain(also: bargaining, haggling, haggle)

regateo {m}

I fear that once again pressure and bargaining will carry the day and that a bad decision will be taken.

Temo que una vez más presión y regateo se salgan con la suya y se adopte una mala decisión.

Because if the Council had pushed Europe's case over bilateral bargains, we might have had a more united and principled stand.

Porque si el Consejo hubiera dado prioridad a Europa sobre los regateos bilaterales, hubiéramos adoptado una posición más unida y de principio.

We have witnessed the hard bargaining over the Galileo project and the huge cost of manufacturing all types of arms on a multinational basis.

Hemos sido testigos del duro regateo en torno al proyecto Galileo y del altísimo coste de fabricación de todo tipo de armas sobre una base multinacional.

bargain(also: snip, steal)

pichincha {f} [SAm.] [coll.]

bargain

de ganga {noun}

I very much have the impression that this is a case of tied selling, whereby printers are sold at bargain prices and ink is very much overpriced.

Tengo la profunda impresión de que este es un caso de ventas vinculadas donde se venden las impresoras a precios de ganga y el precio de la tinta es excesivo.

bargain(also: offer)

de oferta {noun}

bargain

de ofertas {noun}

bargain

de oportunidades {noun}

bargain(also: deal, dealings, treat, treatment)

trato {m}

I am confident that the forthcoming European Council will be able to fulfil its side of the bargain.

Confío en que el próximo Consejo Europeo sea capaz de cumplir su parte del trato.

I firmly believe that we have fulfilled our part of the bargain and we can go to Madrid with our heads held high.

Creo firmemente que hemos cumplido con nuestra parte del trato y podemos acudir a Madrid con la cabeza alta.

he gave me his hand on it and the bargain was sealed

cerramos el trato con un apretón de manos

bargain(also: accommodation, accord, accordance, adjustment)

acuerdo {m}

if the negotiators don't strike a bargain soon …

si los negociadores no llegan pronto a un acuerdo …

Agriculture remains a bargaining chip in trade agreements.

La agricultura sigue siendo una moneda de cambio en los acuerdos comerciales.

So there are no hidden agreements or secret bargaining.

De modo que no hay acuerdos secretos ni negociaciones clandestinas.

bargain(also: operation, actuation)

operación {f}

bargain {adjective}

bargain

irrisible {adj.}

bargain

irrisorio {adj.}

to bargain [bargained · bargained] {verb}

to bargain(also: to dicker)

regatear [regateando · regateado] {v.t.}

We cannot also start bargaining about parts of the population which are inside and outside.

No podemos empezar a regatear sobre las partes de la población que están dentro y fuera.

However, what is important now is that the Commission and the Member States drive a hard bargain in Copenhagen.

No obstante, lo importante ahora es que la Comisión y los Estados miembros sepan regatear en Copenhague.

Is it possible, Commissioner and Minister, to engage in bargaining when it comes to the total abolition of the death penalty?

¿Es posible, señor Comisario y señor Ministro, ponerse a regatear cuando se trata de la abolición total de la pena de muerte?

to bargain(also: to negotiate, to bargain for, to do business)

negociar [negociando · negociado] {v.t.}

Thirdly, Belarus is seeking a bargaining counter, or something to play off against the European Union.

En tercer lugar, Bielorrusia busca una carta para negociar, para jugar contra la Unión Europea.

And bargaining is going to keep him busy, but while he is busy bargaining, the others are going to bargain at Copenhagen.

Y las negociaciones le van a mantener ocupado, pero mientras esté ocupado negociando, los demás van a negociar a Copenhague.

One might almost wish it were, considering how the interests of our citizens are being bargained away.

Uno casi desearía que así lo fuera, teniendo en cuenta cómo se está negociando con los intereses de nuestros ciudadanos.

to bargain(also: to haggle)

chalanear [chalaneando · chalaneado] {v.i.}

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (English) for "bargain":

bargain

buy- deal- dicker- steal

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