verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
over
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A great deal of time was spent haggling over prices for specific tasks.
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The politicians, it seems, are still haggling over the emblem on the cover.
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Omegna Market, at the northern end of Lake Orta, is a must if you want to haggle over souvenirs.
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But it is still haggling over details.
■ NOUN
price
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Bargaining, or haggling over a price , is still expected in most establishments.
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A great deal of time was spent haggling over prices for specific tasks.
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There was no haggling over price and no salesman to deal with.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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If you go to a street market, you'd better be prepared to haggle .
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My mother used to spend hours haggling with the market traders.
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The passenger haggled over the fare before she got into the taxi.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But this man wasn't haggling with him.
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Go to the best studio your budget will allow and remember that studios will often drop their price if you haggle .
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Merchants haggled in New York and Philadelphia.
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My colleague was not prepared to haggle .
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Otherwise they will have barely tried life under Maastricht before their mandarins must start haggling again.
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The haggling among scientists continued, and seeing the project in disarray, Congress eventually cut off financing for the Mohole Project.
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We came to the rooming house where Dean haggled with Camille.