In response to those restrictions, grain-importing countries are trying to nail down long-term trade agreements that would lock up future grain supplies.

为应对这些限制，粮食进口国正试图敲定长期贸易协议，以锁定未来粮食供应。

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Or they might trade with a neighbor, giving him grain in exchange for animal hides or sheep's wool.

或者他们可以和邻居做些易货交易，用粮食换兽皮或羊毛。

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One of a series of British laws in force before 84' regulating the grain trade and restricting imports of grain.

英国84'年以前有效的一系列法律之一，对谷物交易做规定，限制谷物进口。

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Later on when times are more secure, there's trade for grain as well for everything else, but when you're settling a place in the first place, you can't rely on somebody bringing it to you.

在之后相对安定的年代,有了粮食及其他各种物品交易,但当你刚开始在某地定居时,并不能指望有人为你供给必需品

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