two-way trade
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftwo-wayandtrade
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two-way
adjective
uk/ˈtuː.weɪ/us/ˈtuː.weɪ/
moving or allowing movement in ...
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trade
noun
uk/treɪd/us/treɪd/
the activity of buying and selling, or exchanging, goods and/or services between people ...
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(Definition oftwo-wayandtradefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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However, it is atwo-waytrade.
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There is an enormoustwo-waytrade.
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This is obviously atwo-waytrade.
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Co-operation is atwo-waytrade.
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It is atwo-waytrade.
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It must be atwo-waytrade.
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We must remember that that was atwo-waytrade.
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Several examples could be given oftwo-waytrade.
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It developed atwo-waytradethat was most valuable.
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Some of thattwo-waytradeis subject to disputes.
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They referred to the need fortwo-waytrade.
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Two-waytrade, exports and imports, amounted to more than $500 billion.
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In the first nine months of 1967 thetwo-waytradewas about £106,000.
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We believe that this very small increase in the quotas will assist thetwo-waytrade.
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It needs to be said that this is part of atwo-waytrade.
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Two-waytradeis 35 times more significant than the flow of aid.
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It is atwo-waytrade, of strong benefit to us.
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The volume oftwo-waytradeand investment is already massive, with scope to multiply further.
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So there is probably a certain amount oftwo-waytradein this connection.
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The process of receiving early warning of what is happening in a workplace is generally atwo-waytrade.
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As one would expect with a sophisticated market such as confectionery, there is atwo-waytradewith other countries.
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What it did, however, was establish the framework within the agreement within which atwo-waytradetraffic could develop.
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How do we ensure that thetwo-waytradebetween ownership and protection of information is properly balanced?
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Innis maintains that thistwo-waytradehad significant effects.
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In 2006,two-waytradehad increased to $50 billion.
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