dealing
n. (商业)活动; 经营方式; 交易
v. 经营,买卖; 贩毒(deal的现在分词)
If you say that you need or have a great deal of or a good deal of a particular thing, you are emphasizing that you need or have a lot of it.
...a great deal of money...
大量的钱
I am in a position to save you a good deal of time.
我能够为你节省许多时间。
A deal of something is a lot of it.
He had a deal of work to do.
他有许多工作要做。
1. method or manner of conduct in relation to others;
2. the act of transacting within or between groups (as carrying on commercial activities);
They could have avoided resorting to force in dealing with the matter.
在处理这件事情上,他们本来是可以避免使用武力的.
Counsellors are used to dealing with suicidal people.
心理问题咨询人员惯于同有自杀倾向的人打交道.
In dealing with that unpredictable man, you simply cannot follow a prearranged plan, you have to play it by ear.
和那个捉摸不定的人打交道, 你简直无法按预定计划行事, 只好随机应变.
The newspapers accused local police of laxity in dealing with gamblers.
报纸指责当地警察在对付赌徒方面执法不严.
He has no tact in dealing with people.
他为人太傻,不知怎样与人交往.