package deal

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“It’s a package deal. Are we partners?” she asks.
Gretchen提出先要一筆錢，表示這是一攬子買賣，竝問邁?。骸拔覀兙褪谴顧n了？”
The aim is to sign a “package deal” in which—in theory—all sides will have something to show for the concessions that will inevitably be needed.
這樣做理論上的目的是簽署一個(gè)“一攬子交易”中，各方不得不爲(wèi)不可避免地需要讓步而有所表現(xiàn)。
In discussions all weekend, including at two European summits, leaders worked on drawing up a package deal to save the euro that should be concluded in another round of summits on Wednesday.
各國首腦在上周末擧行了多次討論，其中包括兩場(chǎng)歐洲峰會(huì)。其議程是制定拯救歐元的一攬子計(jì)劃，而該計(jì)劃將在本周三的下一輪峰會(huì)上最終成形。

The package deal will be announced together with a group of 30 executives from various companies.
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A package deal is a set of offers or proposals that is made by a government or an organization that must be accepted or rejected as a whole.