Definition of free trade in English:

free trade

noun

mass noun

International trade left to its natural course without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions.
自由贸易
an agreement intended to introduce free trade in marine products
as modifier a free trade zone
Example sentencesExamples
- Anger in Europe over this latest trade dispute has raised fears that ongoing free-trade negotiations could be derailed.
- Australia began free-trade negotiations with the United States yesterday.
- Whose priorities will prevail in Mexico, those of workers or those of free-trade investors?
- A government acting unilaterally could be judged in violation of free-trade agreements.
- New Zealand has free-trade accords with Australia and Singapore, and is in talks on a partnership with Thailand.
- So far, Australia has inked free-trade pacts with New Zealand and Singapore.
- Workers blame free-trade agreements for sending textile jobs overseas in recent years.
- Singapore took the lead in advancing the concept of an East Asia free-trade zone in 2000.
- It also has announced plans to begin free-trade talks with five Central American countries and Morocco.
- The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that free-market and free-trade policies are not new.
- Do not support any agreement that looks like previous free-trade agreements.
- If finalised, the accord will represent the first free-trade pact made by Japan.
- The free-trade zone might even become one of our export markets in future.
- That is why they are always part of the negotiations we have on closer economic partnerships and free-trade agreements.
- Yes, regional free-trade deals boost prosperity much less than global ones.
- Suddenly, those same people who had been rabid free-trade advocates were outraged.
- I have never heard the member argue for a referendum on genetic engineering, or on free-trade agreements for that matter.
- But the Hong Kong government is afraid to do so, in fear of violating free-trade principles.
- First, a number of high-profile free-trade initiatives have been scuttled recently.
- We were caught between our colonial past and our free-trade future.

Definition of free trade in US English:

free trade

nounˈˌfrē ˈtrādˈˌfri ˈtreɪd

International trade left to its natural course without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions.
自由贸易
an agreement intended to introduce free trade in marine products
as modifier a free trade zone
Example sentencesExamples
- First, a number of high-profile free-trade initiatives have been scuttled recently.
- Suddenly, those same people who had been rabid free-trade advocates were outraged.
- That is why they are always part of the negotiations we have on closer economic partnerships and free-trade agreements.
- If finalised, the accord will represent the first free-trade pact made by Japan.
- Australia began free-trade negotiations with the United States yesterday.
- Do not support any agreement that looks like previous free-trade agreements.
- It also has announced plans to begin free-trade talks with five Central American countries and Morocco.
- Whose priorities will prevail in Mexico, those of workers or those of free-trade investors?
- We were caught between our colonial past and our free-trade future.
- Anger in Europe over this latest trade dispute has raised fears that ongoing free-trade negotiations could be derailed.
- New Zealand has free-trade accords with Australia and Singapore, and is in talks on a partnership with Thailand.
- But the Hong Kong government is afraid to do so, in fear of violating free-trade principles.
- I have never heard the member argue for a referendum on genetic engineering, or on free-trade agreements for that matter.
- A government acting unilaterally could be judged in violation of free-trade agreements.
- Singapore took the lead in advancing the concept of an East Asia free-trade zone in 2000.
- Workers blame free-trade agreements for sending textile jobs overseas in recent years.
- Yes, regional free-trade deals boost prosperity much less than global ones.
- The free-trade zone might even become one of our export markets in future.
- The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that free-market and free-trade policies are not new.
- So far, Australia has inked free-trade pacts with New Zealand and Singapore.

单词	free trade
释义	Definition of free trade in English: free trade noun mass noun International trade left to its natural course without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions. 自由贸易 an agreement intended to introduce free trade in marine products as modifier a free trade zone Example sentencesExamples Anger in Europe over this latest trade dispute has raised fears that ongoing free-trade negotiations could be derailed. Australia began free-trade negotiations with the United States yesterday. Whose priorities will prevail in Mexico, those of workers or those of free-trade investors? A government acting unilaterally could be judged in violation of free-trade agreements. New Zealand has free-trade accords with Australia and Singapore, and is in talks on a partnership with Thailand. So far, Australia has inked free-trade pacts with New Zealand and Singapore. Workers blame free-trade agreements for sending textile jobs overseas in recent years. Singapore took the lead in advancing the concept of an East Asia free-trade zone in 2000. It also has announced plans to begin free-trade talks with five Central American countries and Morocco. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that free-market and free-trade policies are not new. Do not support any agreement that looks like previous free-trade agreements. If finalised, the accord will represent the first free-trade pact made by Japan. The free-trade zone might even become one of our export markets in future. That is why they are always part of the negotiations we have on closer economic partnerships and free-trade agreements. Yes, regional free-trade deals boost prosperity much less than global ones. Suddenly, those same people who had been rabid free-trade advocates were outraged. I have never heard the member argue for a referendum on genetic engineering, or on free-trade agreements for that matter. But the Hong Kong government is afraid to do so, in fear of violating free-trade principles. First, a number of high-profile free-trade initiatives have been scuttled recently. We were caught between our colonial past and our free-trade future. Definition of free trade in US English: free trade nounˈˌfrē ˈtrādˈˌfri ˈtreɪd International trade left to its natural course without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions. 自由贸易 an agreement intended to introduce free trade in marine products as modifier a free trade zone Example sentencesExamples First, a number of high-profile free-trade initiatives have been scuttled recently. Suddenly, those same people who had been rabid free-trade advocates were outraged. That is why they are always part of the negotiations we have on closer economic partnerships and free-trade agreements. If finalised, the accord will represent the first free-trade pact made by Japan. Australia began free-trade negotiations with the United States yesterday. Do not support any agreement that looks like previous free-trade agreements. It also has announced plans to begin free-trade talks with five Central American countries and Morocco. Whose priorities will prevail in Mexico, those of workers or those of free-trade investors? We were caught between our colonial past and our free-trade future. Anger in Europe over this latest trade dispute has raised fears that ongoing free-trade negotiations could be derailed. New Zealand has free-trade accords with Australia and Singapore, and is in talks on a partnership with Thailand. But the Hong Kong government is afraid to do so, in fear of violating free-trade principles. I have never heard the member argue for a referendum on genetic engineering, or on free-trade agreements for that matter. A government acting unilaterally could be judged in violation of free-trade agreements. Singapore took the lead in advancing the concept of an East Asia free-trade zone in 2000. Workers blame free-trade agreements for sending textile jobs overseas in recent years. Yes, regional free-trade deals boost prosperity much less than global ones. The free-trade zone might even become one of our export markets in future. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that free-market and free-trade policies are not new. So far, Australia has inked free-trade pacts with New Zealand and Singapore.
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