成交

chéngjiāo

to complete a contract

HSK 6

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Meaning and Usage

The word 成交 (chéngjiāo) primarily means 'to complete a contract' or 'to close a deal,' especially in contexts involving sales, business transactions, or agreements. It implies that both parties have agreed and the transaction is finalized.

Common Contexts

成交 is often used in business, real estate, and trade. For example, when a buyer and seller agree on a price and sign a contract, the deal is said to have 成交. It can refer to both goods and services.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 成交 (chéngjiāo dìngdān): completed order
  • 成交价格 (chéngjiāo jiàgé): final transaction price
  • 成交 (chéngjiāo liàng): transaction volume

These collocations are common in commerce and finance.

Nuances

Using 成交 emphasizes the completion and formalization of a deal, not just negotiation or intention. It is more formal and businesslike than simply saying (buy and sell).

Common Confusion

Don't confuse 成交 with 交易 (jiāoyì), which means 'to trade' or 'transaction' in a broader sense. 成交 focuses on the successful closing of the deal.

Summary

Use 成交 when you want to highlight that a contract or deal has been successfully finalized, especially in professional or commercial contexts.

예문

我们昨天终于成交了那笔大订单。

Wǒmen zuótiān zhōngyú chéngjiāo le nà bǐ dà dìngdān.

We finally closed that big order yesterday.

这家公司和供应商已经成交多年合作协议。

Zhè jiā gōngsī hé gōngyìngshāng yǐjīng chéngjiāo duō nián hézuò xiéyì.

This company has completed a multi-year cooperation agreement with the

房子还没成交,买家还在考虑中。

Fángzi hái méi chéngjiāo, mǎijiā hái zài kǎolǜ zhōng.

The house deal is not closed yet; the buyer is still considering.