What does trade-in mean?
Trade-in means property used as part payment for a new purchase.
Trade-in
Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Meaning
property used as part payment for a new purchase.
Definitions by Sense
- property used as part payment for a new purchase
- a transaction including such payment
Example Sentences
The Alco design, although the least powerful of the three, claims an economy advantage in its use of a V-12 engine instead of the usual V-16; moreover, Alco offers excellent trade-in terms.
Synonyms for trade-in
Antonyms for trade-in
Related Words
Word Forms
- trade-ins
Usage Notes
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How do you use trade-in in a sentence?
The Alco design, although the least powerful of the three, claims an economy advantage in its use of a V-12 engine instead of the usual V-16; moreover, Alco offers excellent trade-in terms.
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