to strike a deal的意思|示意

But White House officials worry that they could strike a deal one day only to have Republican negotiators, pressured by their more extreme colleagues, revise their demands the next.

但白宫官员担心，如果他们在一天之内达成协议，那就意味着共和党谈判官员受到了来自同僚们的更极端的压力而同意修正他们的要求。

Can Obama Move His Red Line Forward to Strike a Deal with Iran?

奥巴马可以降低他的警戒线来与伊朗达成协议吗？

Spanish second division outfit Levante were reported to be looking to strike a deal, with Merida believed to be interested in making such a move.

据报道，西班牙乙级联赛球队莱万特有望与枪手达成一笔涉及梅里达的交易，而球员本人也可能乐于看到交易的成功。

Standard Chartered entered exclusive talks with the UK lender last month to acquire assets in China, India and Malaysia, hoping to strike a deal within weeks.

上月，围绕收购RBS在中国、印度和马来西亚的资产，渣打与该英国银行进行了排他性谈判，并希望在数周内敲定协议。

The source said that if "Abu Dhabi, for example, were to strike a deal with a player like TUI, its tourist numbers could grow by a big factor".

该知情人士举例说，“如果阿布扎比跟TUI这样的企业展开合作，其游客数量将获得巨大提升。”

When you walk into a room filled with business bigwigs, you want to sit down and strike a deal.

学习如何成功地和大公司谈判——即使你刚开始创业。 当你进门一看，全是商界大腕儿，你想坐下来，并希望获得一笔交易。