deal in Indonesian
deal in Indonesian is sepakat, kait, kelola — deal means an agreement or arrangement between parties, especially a business one.
deal in Indonesian
sepakat
kait
kelola
kocok
tangan
What does "deal" mean?
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noun An agreement or arrangement between parties, especially a business one.
"They finally struck a deal after months of negotiation."
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verb To take action regarding something, or handle a situation.
"I'll deal with the complaint tomorrow morning."
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verb To trade or do business, especially buying and selling.
"The shop deals in vintage furniture."
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verb To give out playing cards to players in a game.
"She shuffled the deck and dealt the cards."
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deal in a sentence
- They finally struck a deal after months of negotiation.
- It's a good deal — you get two for the price of one.
- I'll deal with the complaint tomorrow morning.
- She dealt with the crisis calmly.
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What is "deal" in Indonesian?
"deal" in Indonesian is sepakat, kait, kelola. deal means: An agreement or arrangement between parties, especially a business one.
How do you use "deal" in a sentence?
Example: "They finally struck a deal after months of negotiation." In Indonesian, "deal" is sepakat, kait, kelola.
Are there other ways to say "deal" in Indonesian?
Yes — Indonesian has 5 translations listed for "deal": sepakat, kait, kelola, kocok, tangan.
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