[영어 단어] deal

 

deal

[디얼]
다루다, 처리하다, 나누어주다
(카드 게임에서 카드를) 돌리다
거래, 계획, 대우, 취급
(거래서, 사업상의) 합의
많은, 많이

deal - dealt - dealt
If you make a deal, do a deal, or cut a deal, you complete an agreement or an arrangement with someone, especially in business.
If someone has had a bad deal, they have been unfortunate or have been treated unfairly.
If a person, company, or shop deals in a particular type of goods, their business involves buying or selling those goods.
If someone deals illegal drugs, they sell them.
If you deal playing cards, you give them out to the players in a game of cards.

 

 

 

deal in something

(특별한 상품을) 취급/거래하다
(결정, 태도, 행동의 기준으로) 받아들이다, 다루다

to do business; to make money by buying and selling a particular product or kind of goods
to make money by buying and selling goods illegally, especially drugs
to be concerned with or involved in something

 

 

 

deal primarily in

~을 주로 취급하다

Many restaurants also deal primarily in seafood. Fish, shrimp, shellfish, squid, octopus and crab are used as the main ingredients in various dishes.
I got a job at a company that deals primarily in international trade.
To earn more money, I deal primarily in stocks.
Demand for camping equipment is on the uptick, too. There are many stores and Internet sites that deal primarily in tents and outdoor cooking utensils.

 

 

 

deal something in

~을 참가시키다
끌어들이다

to include somebody in an activity

 

 

 

deal something out

~을 나누다, 분배하다

to share something among a number of people, groups of people or organizations
(in a game of cards) to give cards to each player
to give somebody a particular punishment; to say what punishment somebody should have

 

 

 

deal with

다루다, 대처하다, 대하다,
처리하다, 해결하다
~을 신경 쓰다, ~에 시달리다
(문제, 과제 등을) 처리하다
(주제, 소재로) ~을 다루다

to look after, talk to or control people in an appropriate way, especially as part of your job
to take appropriate action in a particular situation or according to who you are talking to, etc.
to take appropriate action to punish somebody who has done something wrong
to solve a problem, carry out a task, etc.
to be about something
if you deal with an emotion such as anger or sadness, you learn to control it or become less affected by it
"Don't complain," said Arthur. "I'm eating it, too. And I've still got the hard part to deal with." We should deal with the pressing issues first.
I have to deal with the credit card payment.
I don't want to but I have to deal with my taxes today.
A while ago, I had plans to meet up with some friends. We were going to have dinner together. It was a Friday night, so we even booked a table at a restaurant. However, an urgent issue came up at work, so I had to deal with it.
It is difficult to deal with lazy workers on the team.