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Current offers are pretty self-explanatory. Buyouts are the price at which a seller says that they will not try to negotiate to get higher and are willing to sell.
There aren't many terms that are unique to trading, I'd just recommend learning various conversion rates and how decimals might be used. For example, traders might ask for 1.5 keys, which means that they are asking for 1 key and roughly half of a keys value in other common currency item or various items.