transaction
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
transaction/tranˈzakʃn/
▶noun
- 1 an instance of buying or selling.
■ the action of conducting business.
- 2 an exchange or interaction between people.
- 3 (transactions) published reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society.
- 4 an input message to a computer system dealt with as a single unit of work.
– derivatives
transact verb,
transactional adjective,
transactionally adverb,
transactor noun.
transact verb,
transactional adjective,
transactionally adverb,
transactor noun.
– origin ME (as a term in Roman Law): from late L. transactio(n-), from transigere ‘drive through’.
'transaction' also found in these Oxford entries:
ad valorem
- advice
- bargain
- change
- close
- commission
- consummate
- cosy
- double-entry
- front-end
- kickback
- lex loci
- loyalty card
- margin
- memorandum
- pocket
- poundage
- private
- single-entry
- tax point
- town meeting
- trade

