Trade

What do we mean by trade?

The business of buying and selling commodities, products, or services; commerce. synonym: business. noun

A branch or kind of business. noun

The people working in or associated with a business or industry. noun

The activity or volume of buying or selling. noun

An exchange of one thing for another. noun

An occupation, especially one requiring skilled labor; craft. noun

The trade winds. noun

To engage in buying and selling for profit. intransitive verb

To make an exchange of one thing for another. intransitive verb

To be offered for sale or be sold. intransitive verb

To shop or buy regularly. intransitive verb

To give in exchange for something else. intransitive verb

To buy and sell (stocks, for example). intransitive verb

To pass back and forth. intransitive verb

Of or relating to trade or commerce. adjective

Relating to, used by, or serving a particular trade. adjective

Of or relating to books that are primarily published to be sold commercially, as in bookstores. adjective

To trade something in for something else of lower value or price. phrasal verb

To surrender or sell (an old or used item), using the proceeds as partial payment on a new purchase. phrasal verb

To put to calculated and often unscrupulous advantage; exploit. phrasal verb

Buying and selling of goods and services on a market.

A particular instance of buying or selling.

An instance of bartering items in exchange for one another.

Those who perform a particular kind of skilled work.

Those engaged in an industry or group of related industries.

The skilled practice of a practical occupation.

An occupation in the secondary sector, as opposed to an agricultural, professional or military one.

The business given to a commercial establishment by its customers.

(chiefly in the plural) Steady winds blowing from east to west above and below the equator.

(only as plural) A publication intended for participants in an industry or related group of industries.

A brief sexual encounter.

Instruments of any occupation.

Refuse or rubbish from a mine.

A track or trail; a way; a path; passage.

Course; custom; practice; occupation.

Words that are spelled similarly to trade:
trade, trace, grade, trane, tirade, trode, trave, trude, trad, trape, irade, rade, tride, tade, tsade, teade, brade, traje, trae, trate, trage, tradd, trame, trads, strade, prade, trada, trado.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word trade:
wto, paperback, agreements, deadline, confederation, trades, export, goods, secrets, commerce, routes, trading, union, agreement, slave, slaves, fair, investment, negotiations, customs, colonies, industry, relations, labour, shipping, exchange, economic, tourism.

Words that rhyme with trade:
aid, blade, shade, grade, cascade, made, accolade, laid, persuade, aide, renegade, crusade, raid, parade, jade, fade, tirade, charade, staid, afraid, evade, decade, promenade, degrade, masquerade, upgrade, glade, retrograde, wade, pervade, braid, mermaid, maid, spade, arcade, fusillade, dissuade, serenade, brigade, escapade, suede, handmade, upbraid, invade, bade, blockade, lade, dismayed, brocade, cade, ade, nightshade, manmade, paid, palisade, barricade, centigrade, lemonade, cavalcade, frayed, grenade, homemade, waylaid, colonnade, clade, conveyed, marinade, marmalade, forbade, downgrade, slade, quaid, located, sauteed, buffeted, payed, delayed, hade, stayed, betrayed, weighed, swayed, arrayed, prepaid, quayd, adelaide, portrayed, haid, splayed, cliched, allayed, overlaid, nsaid, motorcade, played, relayed, unafraid, displayed, stade, medicaid.

Adjectives that are often used to describe trade:
foreign, free, international, retail, american, british, total, indian, internal, wholesale, external, african, overseas, domestic, considerable, private, english, european, colonial, regional, extensive, global, west, direct, profitable, lucrative, maritime, bilateral, atlantic, fair, illegal, illicit, freer, agricultural, contraband, coastal, distance, brisk, german, slave, flourishing, soviet, japanese, chinese, regular, thriving, interstate, legitimate, dutch, eastern, russian, south, fur, asian, neutral, transatlantic, spanish, interregional, intraregional, multilateral, border, east, seaborne, borne, petty, canadian, irish, way, portuguese, baltic, mutual, reciprocal, lively.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective trade:
off, offs, mark, marks, unions, winds, union, unionism, routes, policy, area, unionists, agreement, route, wind, zone, agreements, ins, name, zones, policies, laws, principles, goods, names, guilds, balance, environment, association, creating, deficit, cycle, equilibrium, paper, prices, regime, unionist, doctrine, argument, treaty, price, monopoly, legislation, concerns, shocks, diversion, era, advocates, negotiations, liberalization, gdp, shock, multiplier, doctrines, england, transactions, journal, pact, statistics, creation, agitation, centres, surplus, bias, promotion, guild, deficits.

Consonant match to trade:
tread, tried, trod, trode, treed, trude, troad, tride, trued.

Words that sound like trade:
trade, tried, trait, tread, trod, tred, trate, trad, treed, tride, trude, trid, trued, trode, trud, traite, troad, trowed, tradd, treat, turned, tray, turd, trout, trot, trained, trey, trite, trader, trades, tre, terd, strayed, turret, tirade, tourette, trut, troat, treet, tird, trailed, trea, trott, trat, termed, trae, tret, trit, truitt, tyred, tritt, truett, traut, trd, trais, terrae, trote, teaed, teredo, touret, tiaraed, tratt, dread, droid, dried, charade, dred, dredd, drid, dreed, drood, drad, schrade, dradde, irade, straight, stride, steroid, tad, strait, strode, strate, iterate, streight, tait, stroud, strewed, strid, strad, streed, tadd, strude, taed, outride, strawed, strowed, -tude, steroide, t.d, taad.