bargain away

基本解釋

The women in the market often bargain away for hours.
女人們經(jīng)常在市場(chǎng)裡一連幾小時(shí)討價(jià)還價(jià)。
What a fool I was to bargain away my best dishes for this worthless furniture.
我真傻，用我最好的餐具換了這不值錢的家具。
dict.cn
Wizened negotiators often remark that they've lost count of the number of non-negotiable points they've managed to bargain away from counterparts.
那些疲憊不堪的談判者經(jīng)常抱怨他們失去了一系列原本設(shè)法使對(duì)方做出讓步的條件成了不可談的問題。

Only fools would agree to bargain away, yard-by-yard, that irreplaceable fabric of freedom for false promises of zealots and tyrants.
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Over the Falklands, the invasion of Grenada and Mr Reagan's willingness at Reykjavik in 1986 to bargain away Britain's nuclear missiles, Mrs Thatcher was happy to roll her sleeves up.
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to lose or renounce (freedom, rights, etc) in return for something valueless or of little value