n.进行易货贸易者

The ancient Romans were skilled barterers, exchanging goods and services without the use of currency.
古罗马人是熟练的物物交换者，无需货币就能进行交易。
In the early days of trade, barter was the primary method of exchange between people.
在贸易的初期阶段，物物交换是人们之间主要的交换方式。
She agreed to paint my portrait in exchange for a week's stay at my cabin.
她同意为我画一幅肖像画，以换取一周在我小屋的住宿。
The farmer exchanged his surplus wheat for some meat from the butcher.
农夫用多余的麦子从屠夫那里换了一些肉。
The villagers held a weekly market where they could barter their goods with one another.
村民们每周都会举行集市，彼此交换商品。
He used his skills as a carpenter to barter for a new roof.
他利用自己的木匠手艺换取了一块新屋顶。
The nomadic tribe traded furs for tools and weapons with the settled farmers.
游牧部落用皮毛与农耕居民交换工具和武器。
Bartering can be an effective way to build relationships and networks in a community.
物物交换是建立社区关系和网络的有效方式。
During the Great Depression, many people resorted to bartering to survive.
大萧条期间，许多人依靠物物交换来维持生计。
The local antique dealer specializes in bartering for rare collectibles.
当地的古董商专门从事稀有收藏品的物物交换。