bargain (someone or something) down

1. To convince someone to accept a lower price for something. Can you believe I bargained that guy down to $30 for the dresser?2. To agree to pay a lower price for something. Can you believe I bargained the price of that dresser down to $30?See also: bargain, down

bargain down

v.1. To negotiate some lower price: I bargained the price down by $200. They want $30, but if you try, you can bargain it down to $20. If that offer is too expensive, bargain it down some more.2. To negotiate with someone to pay a lower price: If I can't bargain him down to $20 dollars, I won't buy the coat. The savvy shopper bargained the clerk down.See also: bargain, down

单词	bargain (someone or something) down
释义	bargain (someone or something) down bargain (someone or something) down 1. To convince someone to accept a lower price for something. Can you believe I bargained that guy down to $30 for the dresser?2. To agree to pay a lower price for something. Can you believe I bargained the price of that dresser down to $30?See also: bargain, down bargain down v.1. To negotiate some lower price: I bargained the price down by $200. They want $30, but if you try, you can bargain it down to $20. If that offer is too expensive, bargain it down some more.2. To negotiate with someone to pay a lower price: If I can't bargain him down to $20 dollars, I won't buy the coat. The savvy shopper bargained the clerk down.See also: bargain, down
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