Traduction et définition

Exemples

• "We'll start with the basics, then focus on the Internet, and eventually we'll deal with word processing, spreadsheets, etc."
• "Luna : Oh, don't worry Brian, I know how to deal with racists."
• "These situations are difficult enough to deal with at the best of times: but you have jet lag and haven't slept for 39 hours."
• "Beautiful hotels, kung fu fighting, and a beautiful sales deal that should make the company millions!"
• "It's a personality questionnaire that explores how candidates deal with different situations."
• "Delavigne doesn't pay me enough to deal with this kind of abuse."
• "Philip : I assign prospective clients to the team, and advise the staff on dealing with difficult prospects."
• "Not only did I lose the deal, but Stink ruined my favorite pair of pants."
• "Ok, you've got a deal!"
• "You dealt with minor setbacks like Luna DeLune's absurd claim that her LunaBot "had bad energy" (we checked the voltage, she was fine)."
• "Marlene : Okay, I'll sign a deal."
• "It appears that you neglected to sign the licensing contract for our co-branding deal in duplicate."
• "Well, I'll have to speak with Ivana, and I will encourage her to sign the deal, but rest assured she won't accept anything less than 35,000."
• "In case you've forgotten, we had reached a deal on selling co-branded cosmetic products on the Asian market!"
• "You'll find that dealing with certain members of the media can be quite a task."
• "The seven billion dollar deal had been in the works for months, says Professor Ping "Pong" Faan, chair of the economics department at Beijing University."
• "The Serious Fraud office has been called in, and, although they haven't officially announced their findings yet, the Sunday Roast has THE scoop: it appears that Leeson had been netting huge losses on unauthorised deals, and falsifying information to cover up his failures."
• "As an accountant, I deal with many papers, and I fear that my office would become a real mess without the presence of a stapler."
• "Drug dealing?"
• "I'm furious and I should report you to the police, but I will take great pleasure in dealing with this matter myself."