package deal

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“It’s a package deal. Are we partners?” she asks.
Gretchen提出先要一筆錢，表示這是一攬子買賣，并問邁克：“我們就是搭檔了？”
The aim is to sign a “package deal” in which—in theory—all sides will have something to show for the concessions that will inevitably be needed.
這樣做理論上的目的是簽署一個“一攬子交易”中，各方不得不為不可避免地需要讓步而有所表現(xiàn)。
In discussions all weekend, including at two European summits, leaders worked on drawing up a package deal to save the euro that should be concluded in another round of summits on Wednesday.
各國首腦在上周末舉行了多次討論，其中包括兩場歐洲峰會。其議程是制定拯救歐元的一攬子計劃，而該計劃將在本周三的下一輪峰會上最終成形。

The package deal will be announced together with a group of 30 executives from various companies.
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A package deal is a set of offers or proposals that is made by a government or an organization that must be accepted or rejected as a whole.