I.
noun
1 sth sold at a lower price
ADJECTIVE
▪ absolute , amazing , excellent , good , great , incredible , real
VERB + BARGAIN
▪ find , get , pick up
▪
I picked up a really good ~ in the market.
BARGAIN + NOUN
▪ buy ( esp. BrE ), price , rate
▪ hunter , hunting
▪ basement
▪
The shop sells books at bargain-basement prices.
▪ bin
2 agreement
ADJECTIVE
▪ grand ( esp. AmE )
VERB + BARGAIN
▪ make , strike
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ between
▪
A ~ was struck between the employers and the unions.
▪ ~ with
▪
I'll make a ~ with you.
PHRASES
▪ drive a hard ~ (= force sb to agree to the arrangement that is best for you)
▪ sb's half of the ~ , sb's part of the ~ , sb's side of the ~
▪
Her part of the ~ was to provide the food.
▪ keep (to) your half of the ~ , keep (to) your part of the ~ , keep (to) your side of the ~
▪
You haven't kept your side of the ~.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ hard
▪
He ~ed hard and was stubborn.
▪ collectively
▪
the right of workers to ~ collectively
PREPOSITION
▪ about
▪
He was prepared to ~ about money.
▪ for
▪
to ~ for a better salary
▪ over
▪
crowds of men ~ing over horses
▪ with
▪
He tried to ~ with her.