to broking
6.0
To arrange deals between buyers and sellers on behalf of other people for a fee
- verb
- /ˈbroʊkɪŋ/
- Specialized
:
corretar
- He is broking a deal between two companies.
Examples
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She has been broking real estate deals for over a decade.
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The company specializes in broking agreements between international partners.
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He started broking after gaining experience in the financial sector.
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Sarah has been broking contracts for over a decade.
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She has been broking real estate deals for over a decade.
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The company specializes in broking agreements between international partners.
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He started broking after gaining experience in the financial sector.
Synonyms
to broker
vsto broking
79
4.4
To arrange a deal between people or groups by talking and agreeing
focuses on arranging deals in return for a fee or commission
How Involved
to mediate
32
5.1
32
5.1
negotiation
859
3.5
- Formal
859
3.5
to broking
- Specialized
to facilitate
187
4.9
- Formal
187
4.9
to connect with people
16
3.5
16
3.5
to introduce
∞
1.8
∞
1.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Broking comes from broker, which means 'an agent who arranges deals between people'. To 'broker' something is to set up or help make an agreement, so broking as a verb means acting to arrange those deals.