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Definition deal in British English

deal noun

noun
/diːl/
Example

a business/peace/land deal

Example

a deal with a German TV company

Example

We think there was a deal between the CIA and the FBI.

Example

We've cut a deal with Germany on wine imports.

Example

Now it was time to close the deal.

Example

We're 99% certain the deal will go through.

Example

He nearly got the job but then the deal fell through.

Example

I got a really good deal on my new computer.

Synonyms and related words
agreement contract deal
2

an informal arrangement that you have with someone that gives you advantages or disadvantages

Example

I've got a really good deal living at Sophie's house.

Synonyms and related words
agreement contract deal
3

the way in which you are treated by other people

Example

They are demanding a fair deal for nurses.

Example

Disabled people have got a raw deal under the current government.

Synonyms and related words
default setting behaviour instinct
4

the act of giving cards to the people playing a game of cards

Example

Whose deal is it next?

Synonyms and related words
bid call cards
5

wood from fir or pine trees used for making furniture

Example

a set of deal chairs

Synonyms and related words
ash balsa beech
6

what is happening or going to happen

Example

So, what's the deal? Is she coming or not?

Synonyms and related words
situation circumstance conditions
Definition deal in British English

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a done deal (phrase) a good deal (phrase) a deal of something (phrase) a raw deal (phrase) a square deal (phrase) big deal (interjection) big deal (noun) big deal (phrase) cut a deal (phrase) deal (verb) deal (noun) deal a blow to (phrase) deal in (phrasal verb) deal out (phrasal verb) deal with (phrasal verb) dial-a-deal (noun) done deal (noun) it’s a deal (phrase) package deal (noun) seal a (phrase) a mortal blow (to something) (phrase) sweetheart deal (noun) wheel and deal (phrase)