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Meaning & Definition of Transact in English

English

Transact

To carry out a business deal or conduct a transaction.


Pronunciation:

/trænˈzækt/

Part of Speech:

verb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To conduct or carry out a business or transaction.

    Example Sentence: The company aims to transact its business efficiently.

  • Definition: To carry on or negotiate a business affair.

    Example Sentence: They transact important deals with international partners.

  • Definition: To transfer or exchange items or services.

    Example Sentence: The two parties agreed to transact the goods for cash.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'transactio', meaning 'a conducting' or 'an achievement'.

Synonyms

conductnegotiateddealtradeexchange

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • transact business: To engage in business activities to achieve commercial goals.
  • transact a deal: To finalize an agreement or arrangement in business.
  • transact a transaction: To carry out a specific exchange or transfer in business.

Translations

  • Spanish: transaccionar
  • French: transiger
  • German: abwickeln
  • Russian: осуществлять сделку

Related Words

  • transaction: The act of conducting business or an exchange.
  • contract: A written or spoken agreement, especially one concerning employment, sales, or tenancy.
  • commerce: The activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale.

Slang Meanings of transact

  • Meaning: To make a deal.

    Example Sentence: We need to transact on this idea before it gets away.

  • Meaning: To do business.

    Example Sentence: Let's transact some business and get this project rolling.