Смысл: bargaining chip

bargaining chip[ʹbɑ:gınıŋtʃıp]
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<Í> преимущество, козырь (которые могут быть использованы при торге, на переговорах и т. п.)

bargaining chip Идиома

a chip off the old block

a boy who is like his dad, the apple doesn't... Eric is a chip off the old block. He's just like his dad.

chip in

contribute money or pay jointly Everyone in our company chipped in some money to buy a wedding present for our boss.

chip off the old block

(See a chip off the old block)

chip on his shoulder

in a fighting mood, looking for a fight Ron has a chip on his shoulder. He's arguing with everybody.

chips are down

(See when the chips are down)

let the chips fall where they may

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when the chips are down

when the right decision must be made, when you must win When the chips are down - when we are losing - we play better. We need to be challenged.

chippy

1. a chipshop
2. a carpenter

chips

money

in the chips

Idiom(s): in the chips

Theme: WEALTH

wealthy; with much money.
• John is a stock trader, and occasionally he's in the chips.
• Bill really came into the chips when his uncle died.

bargaining chip

Something acclimated during a agreement that provides one affair advantage over addition party. The aggregation hoped that its acceptable allowances amalgamation would be the acceding dent it bare to access and absorb new talent.Learn more: bargain, chip

bargaining chip

Fig. article to be acclimated (traded) in negotiations. I appetite to use their abnegation to accommodated our agreement as a acceding dent in approaching negotiations. I charge to accept a few acceding chips accessible back we get down to cartoon up the contract.Learn more: bargain, chip

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bargaining chip Идиома

a chip off the old block

chip in

chip off the old block

chip on his shoulder

chips are down

let the chips fall where they may

when the chips are down

chippy

chips

in the chips

bargaining chip

bargaining chip

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