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intertrade

intertrade verb: to trade with each other; to engage in mutual trading.

Verb

intertrade (third-person singular simple present intertrades, present participle intertrading, simple past and past participle intertraded)

  1. (intransitive) To trade with each other; to engage in mutual trading.

Forms of intertrade

third-person singular presentintertrades
present participleintertrading
past participleintertraded
pastintertraded

Origin of intertrade

From inter- + trade.

Questions about intertrade

What does intertrade mean?
Intertrade means to trade with each other; to engage in mutual trading.
What part of speech is intertrade?
Intertrade is a verb.
What is the past tense of intertrade?
The past tense of intertrade is intertraded.

Words near intertrade in the dictionary

  1. intertown
  2. intertrabecular
  3. intertracheal
  4. intertracheid
  5. intertrack
  6. intertrade
  7. intertraded
  8. intertrades
  9. intertrading
  10. intertraffic
  11. intertragal

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