traded
v.v. to give something to someone and get something else in return. You often do this with things like clothes, sports cards, or even ideas.
v. to exchange one thing for another; to engage in the buying and selling of goods or services. Transitive when an object is exchanged; intransitive when referring to the general activity of commerce.
I traded my old bike for a new guitar.
The two countries traded agricultural products for high-tech machinery for over a decade.
In the early days of the colony, settlers traded furs and timber for essential supplies from Europe, establishing a rudimentary economy based on immediate necessity.
Takes the preposition 'for' to indicate the item received in exchange.
I traded with my phone for a tabletI traded my phone for a tabletWhen specifying the object given away, the verb is transitive and does not take 'with'.