transitive. To lower officially (the price or value of something), originally by proclamation; to cause the value of (something) to be lowered in…
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| 释义 | society > trade and finance > monetary value > price > fluctuation in price > [verb (transitive)] > lower (price) > lower price of (7) to call down?1542 transitive. To lower officially (the price or value of something), originally by proclamation; to cause the value of (something) to be lowered in… embase1577 To lower (coin or commodities) in price or value. transferred and figurative. To take away the value of, depreciate, discredit, undervalue. lower?1662 transitive. To decrease the amount of (a tax, a price, a wage, rent, etc.). Also: to reduce the price of (a commodity, product, etc.), or the value… sinka1684 transitive. To reduce in amount or value; to bring down (a price, value, etc.). settle1812 transitive (causatively). To lower (a commodity, rent) in price or value. Also intransitive, to go down in price. dialect. cheapen1833 transitive. To make cheap, lower the price of. to mark down1859 transitive. To reduce the indicated price of (something). |
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