it s a deal|deal Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
good deal|deal|good|great|great deal
n.,
informal A large amount; much.

Used with "a".
Mrs. Walker's long illness cost her a good deal. George spends a great deal of his time watching television. 
Often used like an adverb.
Cleaning up after the party took a great deal more work than the girls expected. Usually it takes Father half an hour to drive to work, but in bad weather it takes a good deal longer. Mother likes the gloves Mary gave her, and she uses them a good deal. George is a good deal like his father; they both love to eat. Synonym: A LOT, QUITE A LITTLE.
Compare: ALL KINDS OF, GOOD MANY.
Antonym: A LITTLE.
it's a deal|deal
informal sentence Consider it done; OK; it is agreed.
"How much for this used car?" Bill asked. "Two thousand," the man answered. "I'll give $1,500," Bill said. "It's a deal!" the owner answered as they sealed the transaction.
make a big deal about|big deal|deal|make
v. phr.,
informal To exaggerate an insignificant event.
Jeff said, "I'm sorry I banged into you in the dark. Don't make a big deal out of it."
new deal|deal|new
n.,
informal 1. A complete change; a fresh start.
People had been on the job too long; a new deal was needed to get things out of the old bad habits. 2. Another chance.
The boy asked for a new deal after he had been punished for fighting in school.
no deal|deal|dice|go|no dice|no go|no sale|no soap
slang Not agreed to; refused or useless; without success or result; no; certainly not.

Used in the predicate or to refuse something.
Billy wanted to let Bob join the team, but I said that it was no deal because Bob was too young. "Let me have a dollar." "No dice!" answered Joe. I tried to get Mary on the telephone but it was no go. "Let's go to the beach tomorrow." "No sale, I have my music lesson tomorrow." I asked Dad for a new bicycle but it was no soap. Compare: NOTHING DOING, NO USE.
raw deal|deal|raw
n. phr. Unfair treatment; inequity.
Barry got a raw deal when he was sent to teach the class on advanced nuclear physics; he's an inexperienced graduate student.
square deal|deal|square
n. phr. 1. Equitable or fair treatment.
We are proud to say that at this firm every employee gets a square deal. Contrast NEW DEAL, RAW DEAL.
wheel and deal|deal|wheel
v. phr.,
slang To make many big plans or schemes; especially with important people in government and business; in matters of money and influence; handle money or power for your own advantage; plan important matters in a smart or skillful way and sometimes in a tricky, or not strictly honest way.
Mr. Smith made a fortune by wheeling and dealing on the stock market. The senator got this law passed by wheeling and dealing in Congress. 
wheeler-dealer
n. phr.,
slang A person with power and control.
The biggest wheeler-dealer in the state has many friends in high places in business and government and is a rich man himself.good deal|deal|good|great|great deal
n.,
informal A ample amount; much.

Acclimated with "a".
Mrs. Walker's continued affliction amount her a acceptable deal. George spends a abundant accord of his time watching television. 
Often acclimated like an adverb.
Cleaning up afterwards the affair took a abundant accord added assignment than the girls expected. Usually it takes Father bisected an hour to drive to work, but in bad acclimate it takes a acceptable accord longer. Mother brand the gloves Mary gave her, and she uses them a acceptable deal. George is a acceptable accord like his father; they both love to eat. Synonym: A LOT, QUITE A LITTLE.
Compare: ALL KINDS OF, GOOD MANY.
Antonym: A LITTLE.
it's a deal|deal
informal sentence Consider it done; OK; it is agreed.
"How abundant for this acclimated car?" Bill asked. "Two thousand," the man answered. "I'll accord $1,500," Bill said. "It's a deal!" the buyer answered as they closed the transaction.
make a big accord about|big deal|deal|make
v. phr.,
informal To amplify an bush event.
Jeff said, "I'm apologetic I banged into you in the dark. Don't accomplish a big accord out of it."
new deal|deal|new
n.,
informal 1. A complete change; a beginning start.
People had been on the job too long; a new accord was bare to get things out of the old bad habits. 2. Another chance.
The boy asked for a new accord afterwards he had been punished for angry in school.
no deal|deal|dice|go|no dice|no go|no sale|no soap
slang Not agreed to; banned or useless; after success or result; no; absolutely not.

Acclimated in the assert or to debris something.
Billy capital to let Bob accompany the team, but I said that it was no accord because Bob was too young. "Let me accept a dollar." "No dice!" answered Joe. I approved to get Mary on the blast but it was no go. "Let's go to the bank tomorrow." "No sale, I accept my music assignment tomorrow." I asked Dad for a new bike but it was no soap. Compare: NOTHING DOING, NO USE.
raw deal|deal|raw
n. phr. Unfair treatment; inequity.
Barry got a raw accord back he was beatific to advise the chic on avant-garde nuclear physics; he's an amateur alum student.
square deal|deal|square
n. phr. 1. Equitable or fair treatment.
We are appreciative to say that at this close every agent gets a aboveboard deal. Contrast NEW DEAL, RAW DEAL.
wheel and deal|deal|wheel
v. phr.,
slang To accomplish abounding big affairs or schemes; abnormally with important bodies in government and business; in affairs of money and influence; handle money or ability for your own advantage; plan important affairs in a acute or accomplished way and sometimes in a tricky, or not carefully honest way.
Mr. Smith fabricated a affluence by wheeling and ambidextrous on the banal market. The agent got this law anesthetized by wheeling and ambidextrous in Congress. 
wheeler-dealer
n. phr.,
slang A being with ability and control.
The better wheeler-dealer in the accompaniment has abounding accompany in aerial places in business and government and is a affluent man himself.