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strike a deal
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to reach an agreement, usually after negotiating
'Strike' means reach, not hit. Also 'strike a bargain'. Often 'strike a deal with someone'.
In context
After two days of talks, the two companies finally struck a deal.
If we can strike a deal on the price, I will sign the contract today.
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