预料; 为购买（某物）讨价还价; 料到，考虑到（某情况）
1. 预料到；估计到；考虑到
If you have not bargained for or bargained on something that happens, you did not expect it to happen and so feel surprised or worried by it.
e.g. The effects of this policy were more than the government had bargained for...
这项政策带来的影响是政府始料未及的。
e.g. He had not bargained on the mad jealousy which both women developed.
他没料到这两个女人会嫉妒得发狂。
1. Prices for other homes conveniently placed near the castle include a bargain $ 255.
2. For when the time came for Mephistopheles to claim his part of the bargain, legend has it that he wrenched the soul from Faust's body.
3. For those discovering Hirshman too late in life, there is also a solution bargain.
4. At this stage, a whole new set of customers looking for bargain luxury deals comes in.
5. It retails for $ 41 in Hong Kong and is a bargain when compared with premier cru burgundies.
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6. This wine retails for about $ 15 in Hong Kong and is a bargain.
7. Analysts said that it is still too early for bargain buys of property stocks as policy tightening remains the biggest risk in the market.
8. He was selling them for bargain prices but police eventually discovered his thefts during an investigation into a related case.
9. If someone did that to a rented car, the cost of hiring it for the day might no longer feel like a bargain.
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10. The bargain among six nations gives North Korea energy, food and other aid in exchange for shuttering its main nuclear reactor.