How Do You Spell BARGAIN ON?

Pronunciation: [bˈɑːɡɪn ˈɒn] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the phrase "bargain on" is /ˈbɑrɡən ɒn/. The first syllable starts with a voiced bilabial consonant /b/, followed by an unvoiced velar plosive consonant /g/. The second syllable starts with an open mid-back rounded vowel /ɑ/, followed by an unvoiced alveolar nasal consonant /n/. The word "on" ends with an unvoiced velar nasal consonant /ŋ/. To bargain on something means to rely on it, to count on it, or to expect it to happen.

BARGAIN ON Meaning and Definition

1. "Bargain on" is a phrasal verb that means to depend on or rely on a particular outcome or expectation to be fulfilled in a negotiation or agreement, usually with the anticipation of gaining an advantage or benefit. It refers to the act of considering or including something as an essential part of a deal or plan, with the assumption that it will happen or be provided as expected.

   In the context of negotiations or agreements, "bargain on" implies that someone is counting on a specific condition, result, or circumstance to occur in order to achieve a desired outcome. This reliance or expectation is often calculated with the intention of obtaining a better position, securing a more favorable deal, or ensuring a desired result.

   The term is frequently employed in business and economic contexts, where individuals or companies bargain on certain factors in order to maximize their profits or achieve strategic goals. For example, a company might bargain on the success of a marketing campaign to increase sales, or an investor might bargain on the performance of a stock to yield profitable returns.

   It is important to note that the phrase "bargain on" can also encompass the element of risk, as the desired outcome may not always be guaranteed. Therefore, individuals or parties who bargain on a particular factor should be prepared for potential contingencies or alternative solutions in case the expected conditions do not materialize.

Common Misspellings for BARGAIN ON

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Etymology of BARGAIN ON

The phrase "bargain on" is derived from the word "bargain", which can be traced back to the Late Middle English word "bargaynen". This term originated from the Old French word "bargaigner", meaning "to haggle over the price". It further derives from the Old French word "bargain", which means "business" or "transaction". The word "bargain" eventually became a noun to refer to an agreement or a favorable deal struck between two parties. The addition of the preposition "on" in the phrase "bargain on" suggests relying or counting on something happening or someone fulfilling their part of the agreement.

Idioms with the word BARGAIN ON

• bargain on To expect or rely on something, often in terms of achieving a goal or outcome, based on a certain agreement or understanding.

Conjugate verb Bargain on

CONDITIONAL

I would bargain on

you would bargain on

he/she/it would bargain on

we would bargain on

they would bargain on

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be bargaining on

you would be bargaining on

he/she/it would be bargaining on

we would be bargaining on

they would be bargaining on

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have bargain on

you would have bargain on

he/she/it would have bargain on

we would have bargain on

they would have bargain on

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been bargaining on

you would have been bargaining on

he/she/it would have been bargaining on

we would have been bargaining on

they would have been bargaining on

FUTURE

I will bargain on

you will bargain on

he/she/it will bargain on

we will bargain on

they will bargain on

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be bargaining on

you will be bargaining on

he/she/it will be bargaining on

we will be bargaining on

they will be bargaining on

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bargained on

you will have bargained on

he/she/it will have bargained on

we will have bargained on

they will have bargained on

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been bargaining on

you will have been bargaining on

he/she/it will have been bargaining on

we will have been bargaining on

they will have been bargaining on

IMPERATIVE

you bargain on

we let´s bargain on

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to bargain on

PAST

I bargained on

you bargained on

he/she/it bargained on

we bargained on

they bargained on

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was bargaining on

you were bargaining on

he/she/it was bargaining on

we were bargaining on

they were bargaining on

PAST PARTICIPLE

bargained on

PAST PERFECT

I had bargained on

you had bargained on

he/she/it had bargained on

we had bargained on

they had bargained on

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been bargaining on

you had been bargaining on

he/she/it had been bargaining on

we had been bargaining on

they had been bargaining on

PRESENT

I bargain on

you bargain on

he/she/it bargains on

we bargain on

they bargain on

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am bargaining on

you are bargaining on

he/she/it is bargaining on

we are bargaining on

they are bargaining on

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

bargaining on

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bargained on

you have bargained on

he/she/it has bargained on

we have bargained on

they have bargained on

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been bargaining on

you have been bargaining on

he/she/it has been bargaining on

we have been bargaining on

they have been bargaining on