dealing
/ˈdiːlɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of deal; to distribute cards in a card game.
- The dealer is dealing from a new deck.
- She is dealing the cards to all the players.
- He was dealing quickly, so the game moved fast.
- Present participle of deal; to take action to solve a problem or handle a situation.
- They are dealing with the flood damage as best they can.
- The manager is dealing with the customer complaint right now.
- I'm dealing with a lot of stress at work these days.
- Present participle of deal; to be involved in buying and selling something, often illegally.
- She was dealing in antique furniture for years.
- He was arrested for dealing drugs.
- The police caught them dealing stolen goods.
noun
- The activity of buying and selling goods or services; business transactions.
- The company's dealing with foreign suppliers was profitable.
- Honest dealing is important for building trust with customers.
- His dealing in rare books made him well known among collectors.
- A particular way of behaving toward others, especially in business or personal relationships.
- The manager's dealing with the staff was firm but kind.
- I appreciate your fair dealing with me during the negotiation.
- Her dealing with difficult customers is always patient and professional.