OXFORD Collocations | dictionary for students of English

bargain noun

1 sth sold at a lower price

ADJ. absolute, amazing, good, real

VERB + BARGAIN find, get, pick up I picked up a really good bargain in the market.

BARGAIN + NOUN buy, price | hunter, hunting | holiday | basement

2 agreement

ADJ. excellent, good

VERB + BARGAIN make, strike

PREP. into the ~ (= as well) He's very strong and completely fearless into the bargain. | ~ between A bargain was struck between the employers and the unions. | ~ with I'll make a bargain with you.

PHRASES drive a hard bargain (= force sb to agree to the arrangement that is best for you), keep (to) your half/part/side of the bargain You haven't kept your side of the bargain. | sb's side/part/half of the bargain Her part of the bargain was to look after the car.