deal

/diːl/ noun

Definition

ARRANGEMENT [C] › an arrangement or an agreement, especially in business: a business deal The police refused to do/make/strike a deal with the terrorists.

PRICE [C] › the price you pay for something, and what you get for your money: I got a really good deal on my new car.

a good/great deal › a lot: A great deal of time and effort went into arranging this party. I paid a good deal less than it was worth.

(Definition of deal noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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