To bargain is to negotiate a deal. You usually bargain by agreeing to something lower than what you originally wanted in order to get something that you want.
The store is bargaining for a lower price because they don't want to lose customers.
The workers are bargaining for better conditions because they want to keep their jobs.
verb
To make a bargain; to make a deal or contract for the exchange of property or services; to negotiate
verb
To transfer for a consideration; to barter; to trade
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People were buying things at a bargain.
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The merchants are good at bargaining.
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At least half the pleasure is in the bargaining.
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Bargain hunters prepare to swoop.
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The final department is the Bargain Bin.
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They were accustomed to bargaining in the Philippines.
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Walmart as a source of plenitude and bargains.
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Bailey then bargained with the seller in the presence of the victim.
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It is a decision, or bargain, between the adopter and the adoptee.
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The Centre party's existence was on the bargaining table.