tradeprice
nounUK /ˈtreɪd praɪs/
US /ˈtreɪd praɪs/
The price at which one thing can be swapped for another.
The tradeprice for the old bike was two video games.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The special lower price a store gives to business buyers.
The shop gave the school a tradeprice on the notebooks.
3. The value of a country's money when traded for another country's money.
The tradeprice of the dollar went up this week.
4. The cost agreed on when two people trade goods instead of using money.
They settled on a tradeprice of three chickens for one goat.