trade in (Meaning)

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trade in (v)

turn in as payment or part payment for a purchase

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an item of property that is given in part payment for a new one

The company announced plans to trade in its older vehicles for newer, more efficient models.
Consumers were able to trade in their used electronics for store credit towards the purchase of new devices.
The stockbroker made a successful trade, buying and selling shares at a profit.
The government implemented trade sanctions against a particular country, restricting the exchange of goods.
The organization facilitated the trade of goods and services between different businesses.
The free trade agreement allowed for the exchange of products between countries without tariffs or quotas.
The blacksmith traded in his old tools for a newer set that would improve his productivity.
The farmer traded in his livestock for a different breed that would yield a higher profit.
The school offered a trade-in program for students to exchange their textbooks for the following year's editions.
The athlete traded in his old sports equipment for upgraded gear that would enhance his performance.

turn in as payment or part payment for a purchase, an item of property that is given in part payment for a new one

deal (in), merchandise,market, wholesale, merchandize, high-pressure, peddle, vend, hustle, retail

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The company announced plans to trade in its older vehicles for newer, more efficient models.

Consumers were able to trade in their used electronics for store credit towards the purchase of new devices.

The stockbroker made a successful trade, buying and selling shares at a profit.

The government implemented trade sanctions against a particular country, restricting the exchange of goods.