Entry Word: trade
Function:noun

Definition 1: a giving or taking of one thing of value in return for another—[When the team finally offered to hand over its top pitcher, the coach agreed to the trade.] see EXCHANGE 1

Definition 2: an occupation requiring skillful use of the hands—see CRAFT 1

Definition 3: the activity by which one regularly makes a living—[Writing is my trade.] see OCCUPATION

Definition 4: the buying and selling of goods especially on a large scale and between different places—[Trade between the two countries has not been very strong in recent years.] see COMMERCE

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Entry Word: trade
Function:noun

Definition 1: a giving or taking of one thing of value in return for another—[When the team finally offered to hand over its top pitcher, the coach agreed to the trade.] see EXCHANGE 1

Definition 2: an occupation requiring skillful use of the hands—see CRAFT 1

Definition 3: the activity by which one regularly makes a living—[Writing is my trade.] see OCCUPATION

Definition 4: the buying and selling of goods especially on a large scale and between different places—[Trade between the two countries has not been very strong in recent years.] see COMMERCE

s117 · Answer

Definition 5: the transfer of ownership of something from one person to another for a price—[The trade of all of her holdings just before the company's stock value plunged immediately aroused suspicions.] see SALE

s117 · Answer

What could you use as a synonym for the word trade in the following sentence?

Gerald's trade as a glassblower came in handy when he went to college.
ownership
skillful
taking
craft

conqueror · Answer

Look at Definition 2

s117 · Answer

d

conqueror · Answer

No...

conqueror · Answer

Gerald's craft as a glassblower came in handy when he went to college.

That sentence doesn't make sense.

conqueror · Answer

C also does not make any sense, which one do you think it is ? @S117

s117 · Answer

c is correct

conqueror · Answer

It was ??? But that doesn't even make any sense...