Give-and-take (noun)

The exchange of something, whether it be goods, services, or ideas, between two or more parties.

Origin:

The phrase give-and-take is a combination of the verb "give" meaning "to hand over" and the verb "take" meaning "to receive" and it refers to the exchange of something, whether it be goods, services, or ideas, between two or more parties.

Examples:

1. Negotiations are a process of give-and-take.
2. In a relationship, there should be a balance of give-and-take.
3. The give-and-take of a conversation is important for a productive discussion.
4. In a team, give-and-take is necessary for success.
5. In a negotiation, give-and-take is needed to reach a compromise.