1.(就价格,条件等)争论,争辩;讨价还价 (about; over; for; with)
2.乱砍,乱劈
3.〈古〉(因争论而)烦恼;使疲惫
1.争论;讨价还价
1.to argue in order to agree on the price of something
2.to argue about the details of something
1.Russell: I know, I haggled him down to $25, so I reckon I've got a bit of a bargain.
罗素：我知道。但我跟他杀价，降到二十五元。我想想，算是买到便宜货。
2.Tensions have been high among Iraq's main religious and ethnic communities in recent weeks as they haggled over the draft constitution.
伊拉克各宗教和民族派别最近数星期以来一直在制定宪法草案的问题上争论不休，相互之间关系紧张。
3.We found a market with cheap items, and we haggled with the vendors on everything.
我们找到一个市集，里头卖的东西都很便宜，我们每样东西都跟小贩杀价。
4.After we had haggled for some time, we decided to the bargain, and Jones bought the cloth for50 pence per yard.
我们在价钱上争论了半天，终于决定，琼斯以每码50便士买下了这批布。
5.Nineteen thousand dollars even. I haggled thirty-five hundred dollars off the price.
整整花了一万九千元。我可是讨价还价杀了三千五百元呢。
6.Legea said it contacted the North Korean football federation two months ago and haggled over the telephone for three days.
Legea表示，他们于两个月前与朝鲜足协进行了接触，然后通过电话讨价还价了三天。
7.At least the whore pays the flesh that's haggled for.
妓女至少还会在与你讨还价之后，奉献上她的肉体。
8.Politicians from across the province haggled for three days and nights.
省里的各方政治头脑为此争论了三天三夜。
9.We fixed on one about the size of a small washing machine, and my wife haggled the price down to about twenty quid.
我们看中了一个有小型洗衣机那么大的，我妻子把价钱砍到两英镑左右。
10.Therefore, treasures the fate well, the flattery disperses, leaves too haggled over, perhaps which day gathered.
因此，珍惜缘分，好说好散，都别太计较，说不定哪天又合了呢。