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单词 bargainer
释义
bargainbargain1 /ˈbɑrgən/ ●●○ noun [countable] Collocations
COLLOCATIONS
 Airlines aren’t making money on bargain fares (=prices for plane travel that are very cheap).
 The car was a bargain at $8,500.
 The clothes were a real bargain.
 Hundreds of people go bargain-hunting in the sales after Christmas.
 She had made a bargain and was now trying to back out of it.
 The union representatives drove a hard bargain (=got an agreement favorable to them) in the talks.
 They struck a bargain (=made an agreement) to marry and then divorce, in order to get him citizenship.
 Negotiators are worried that the rebels will not keep their side of the bargain (=will not do what they promised in the agreement).
Thesaurus
THESAURUSlow price
not expensive, or lower in price than you expected:  My flight to Reno was really cheap. I bought the cheapest computer I could find.
not expensive, but usually of good quality:  The furniture is inexpensive, but it is well-made.
cheap enough for people to be able to buy:  The city needs affordable housing.
cheap when compared to other possibilities:  It’s actually more economical if we stay four nights because of the discount.
budget or economy flights, airlines, hotels, etc. have very low prices:  I got a budget flight to Washington for less than $100.
(also a good/great deal) used to describe something that is worth more money than you paid for it:  At this price, the car is a bargain.
worth at least the price you pay for it. Used especially in advertising:  The burger special is a good value.
a low price, rent, or fee is not high:  The rent is very low – only $500 a month.
a reasonable price is not too high and seems fair:  The restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices.
a competitive price is cheaper than or the same as prices for other similar things:  The store’s prices on electronic goods are very competitive.
a bargain or discount price is a special price that is lower than the usual price:  They sell things at discount prices because of a deal they have with the supplier.
a low-cost product or service is always sold at a lower price than similar things. You can also use low-cost about companies that sell these products or services:  The state also provides low-cost health care for the unemployed.
1something bought cheaply or for less than its usual price:  The 10-ounce can is a better bargain than the 4-ounce one. Airlines aren’t making money on bargain fares (=prices for plane travel that are very cheap). The car was a bargain at $8,500. The clothes were a real bargain. Hundreds of people go bargain-hunting in the sales after Christmas.► see thesaurus at cheap12an agreement, made between two people or groups, to do something in return for something else:  She had made a bargain and was now trying to back out of it. The union representatives drove a hard bargain (=got an agreement favorable to them) in the talks. They struck a bargain (=made an agreement) to marry and then divorce, in order to get him citizenship. Negotiators are worried that the rebels will not keep their side of the bargain (=will not do what they promised in the agreement). → see also plea bargain3in the bargain in addition to everything else:  It would be nice to get some exercise in the bargain.4make the best of a bad bargain to do the best you can under difficult conditions—bargainer noun [countable]:  a wage bargainer
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