I. bargain [ˈbɑːgın] 名词
III. bargain [ˈbɑːgın] 动词 trans
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Those lucky to get retirement benefits have at least a bargaining chip with the family.
www.thehindu.com The royalists were able to use the threat of detonating the store as a bargaining chip during the negotiations leading up to the surrender.
en.wikipedia.org Their presence was their strongest bargaining chip, but even their supporters felt that it needed to end.
en.wikipedia.org Their plan was to take her hostage and use her as a bargaining chip to force the government to agree to their demands.
en.wikipedia.org She also commented that he was using the nuclear program as a bargaining chip for aid, to keep the public behind him.
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