cheap

Onları üretmek için en ucuz yer olduğundan dolayı elbiselerimizin çoğu Bengladeş'te yapılırlar. - Many of our clothes are made in Bangladesh because it's the cheapest place to manufacture them.

Biz en ucuz çayı aldık. - We bought the cheapest tea.

cheaper

{f} daha ucuz

Kaykayların genellikle tekerlekli patenlerden daha ucuz olduklarını düşünüyorum. - I think skateboards are usually cheaper than rollerblades.

Sonunda en iyisini satın almak her zaman daha ucuzdur. - It's always cheaper in the end to buy the best.

cheaper

ucuz

Sonunda en iyisini satın almak her zaman daha ucuzdur. - It's always cheaper in the end to buy the best.

Hangisi daha ucuz, bu mu yoksa o mu? - Which is cheaper, this or that?

sell cheap

(Ticaret) ucuz satmak

{i} kalitesizlik

make oneself cheap

özünü küçük düşürmek

on the cheap

ucuza

on the cheap side

(deyim) Çok ucuz, sudan ucuz, bedava: "İ bought my car for a dirt cheap price from an old lady who had hardly driven it."

dirt cheap

k. dili çok ucuz, sudan ucuz

feel cheap, feel like thirty cents

yerin dibine geçmek

hostel, inn, tavern, cheap hotel

hostel, han, lokali, ucuz otel

are there any cheap restaurants around here

buralarda ucuz restoran var mı

buy something dirt cheap

Onlar aynı ürünü çok daha ucuza yapabilir. - They can make the same product much more cheaply.

Ucuz olarak nerede meyve alacağımı öğrendim. - I found out where to buy fruit cheaply.

cheaply

ucuza

Bu malları yurt dışından ucuza alıyorlar ve daha sonra yurtta satmak için zam yapıyorlar. - They buy these goods cheaply overseas and then mark them up to resell at home.

Onlar aynı ürünü çok daha ucuza yapabilir. - They can make the same product much more cheaply.

(Fiili Deyim ) utanmak , mahcup olmak

feel cheap like thirty cents

(deyim) yerin dibine girmek

get off cheap

ucuz kurtulmak

get something on the cheap

ucuza almak

hold cheap

önem vermemek

make oneself cheap

(Fiili Deyim ) kendini küçük düşürmek

seller of cheap shoes

kavaf

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von cheap im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: Of poor quality; underhand; dubious; Low and/or reduced in price; Of little worth; inexpensively; {a} of a low price compared with its value, easy to be obtained, low common; disapproval If you describe someone as cheap, you are criticizing them for being unwilling to spend money. Oh, please, Dad, just this once don't be cheap. = mean; Inexpensive; having a price perceived to be undervalued; unfairly powerful; of very poor quality; If you describe goods as cheap, you mean they cost less money than similar products but their quality is poor. Don't resort to cheap copies; save up for the real thing. a tight suit made of some cheap material. = shoddy; a financial instrument that is low in price; an option that is low in implied volatility; Goods or services that are cheap cost less money than usual or than you expected. Smoke detectors are cheap and easy to put up Running costs are coming down because of cheaper fuel They served breakfast all day and sold it cheap. expensive, dear + cheaply cheap·ly It will produce electricity more cheaply than a nuclear plant. + cheapness cheap·ness The cheapness and simplicity of the design makes it ideal for our task; Cheap goods do not cost much; relatively low in price or charging low prices; "it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants"; disapproval If you describe someone's remarks or actions as cheap, you mean that they are unkindly or insincerely using a situation to benefit themselves or to harm someone else. These tests will inevitably be used by politicians to make cheap political points; Having a low price in market; of small cost or price, as compared with the usual price or the real value; Not as expensive; Colloquialism implying that a security/commodity is underpriced; To buy; to bargain; A bargain; a purchase; cheapness; {s} inexpensive, costing little money; (00/03/05) This product is very cheap Our product is inexpensive This article is low-priced Our price is very reasonable The price is too expensive --- incorrect! --- The price is too high (too steep) This (product) is pricey (American expression) (Reference : Monday Nikkei); tastelessly showy; "a flash car"; "a flashy ring"; "garish colors"; "a gaudy costume"; "loud sport shirts"; "a meretricious yet stylish book"; "tawdry ornaments"; Low in price; Of comparatively small value; common; mean; barato/a baaraatoe/baaraata delicious gostoso/a ghoshtoosoe/ghoshtoosa cold frio friejoe; relatively low in price or charging low prices; "it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants" embarrassingly stingy; disapproval If someone does or buys something on the cheap, they spend less money than they should because they are more concerned with what it costs than with its quality. Most modern housing estates are terrible and inevitably done on the cheap; Colloquialism implying that a commodity is underpriced; embarrassingly stingy; Cheaply; adj murah; mad
cheap and cheerful: Despite something being cheap, it is not bad quality, or it is enjoyable
There's a cheap and cheerful coffee shop on the next street which sells quite a good selection of sandwiches.
cheap as chips: Very cheap, not costing much
cheap at half the price: Refers to something being satisfactorily cheap
After he'd convinced you you'd only got one leg – the left – he'd sell you a gross of right-footed shoes. Cheap at half the price! A real bargain. Afterwards, you'd feel you'd been done a favour to, and obligingly walk off with a limp.
cheap at half the price: Humorous reference that something is quite expensive
After breakfast, Shirley and Gordon walked down the street to a shopping mall to look at fancy clothes and high priced jewelry. Cheap at half the price, Gordon observed. Shirley smiled.
cheap drunk: Someone who is easily intoxicated
cheap like borscht: Very inexpensive
cheap seats: The lowest-priced seats in a theatre or stadium, typically located on an upper balcony
cheap-arse Tuesday: The day of the week (Tuesday) when establishments such as the cinemas, restaurants, etc, offer some of their goods and services at discounted prices
cheap as chips: (Slang) cheap as dirt, very cheap, extremely inexpensive
cheap as dirt: (Slang) cheap as chips, very cheap, extremely inexpensive
cheap imitation: inexpensive and low-quality version of a more expensive product
cheap jack: seller of cheap goods, peddler of inferior articles; handseller
cheap john: seller of cheap goods, peddler of inferior articles
cheap melodrama: vulgar theatrics, vulgar drama
cheap money: credit available at low rates of interest
cheap perfume: inexpensive and low-quality perfume
cheap price: inexpensive price, low price
cheap shot: disapproval A cheap shot is a comment someone makes which you think is unfair or unkind. An unfair or unsporting verbal attack on a vulnerable target
cheap shot: an illegal and unsportsmanlike act of unnecessary violence; "he called a penalty on them when the lineman took a cheap shot at the quarterback"
cheap shot: an unnecessarily aggressive and unfair remark directed at a defenseless person
cheap tricks: nasty tricks, mean scheme, nasty plot
dirt cheap: Easily affordable
dirt-cheap: Very cheap
on the cheap: Economically, especially if too economically
Well, if you buy things on the cheap what do you expect?.
talk is cheap: It is easy to make boastful or unrealistic statements which are not supported by actions or evidence
Talk is cheap, said Long Bill Hodge. What we want is the goods. Dope one of the guards to-night..
cheaply: {a} at a low price or rate, meanly
cheapness: {n} lowness, of price or value
adverb cheap 2: at a low price
all over one like a cheap suit: possess intimately and in a comprehensive manner (e.g., "Mary was all over Tom like a cheap suit'')
as cheap as dirt: extremely cheap, very inexpensive
buy cheap: purchase at a very low price
buy cheap and sell dear: sell at a profit, by for a low price and resell at a high price (Business)
cheaper: comparative of cheap
cheapest: superlative of cheap
cheaply: In a cheap manner; without expending much money
cheaply: At a small price; at a low value; in a common or inferior manner
cheaply: in a stingy manner; "their rich uncle treated them rather chintzily"
cheaply: with little expenditure of money; "I bought this car very cheaply"
cheaply: in a cheap manner; "a cheaply dressed woman approached him in the bar
cheaply: inexpensively
cheaply: with little expenditure of money; "I bought this car very cheaply" in a cheap manner; "a cheaply dressed woman approached him in the bar
cheaply: in a cheap manner; "a cheaply dressed woman approached him in the bar"
cheapness: a price below the standard price
cheapness: The state of being cheap
cheapness: tastelessness by virtue of being cheap and vulgar
cheapness: Lowness in price, considering the usual price, or real value
cheapness: {i} inexpensiveness
come cheap: not cost a lot of money, add up to a small sum of money
dirt cheap: very cheap; "a dirt cheap property"
dirt cheap: extremely cheap
dirt cheap: extremely inexpensive
dirt cheap: very cheap; "a dirt cheap property
dirt-cheap: emphasis If you say that something is dirt-cheap, you are emphasizing that it is very cheap indeed. They're always selling off stuff like that dirt cheap
dog cheap: {s} very inexpensive, extremely cheap
get off cheap: receive a light punishment, pay a low price
hold cheap: slight, scorn
noun cheap 3: on the cheap spending less money than is needed to do something properly
sell cheap: sell at a low price; humiliate oneself

Türkisch - Englisch

Definition von cheap im Türkisch Englisch wörterbuch: (deyim) it won't break the bank

cheap

Türkische aussprache

çip

Synonyme

bargain, inexpensive, frugal, no frills, priced-off, flimsy, at a bargain, bargain-basement, bargain-counter, bought for a song, budget, buy, cheapo, competitive, cost next to nothing

Antonyme

dear, expensive, high-priced, pricey, precious, valuable, costly, excellent, noble, priceless, superior, worthy, sophisticated, upper

Aussprache

/ˈʧēp/ /ˈʧiːp/

Etymologie

[ chEp ] (noun.) before 12th century. From Old English cēap (“trade”). Originally a loan from Latin caupo (“tradesman, innkeeper”), whence also Old High German kouf (see German Kauf) and Finnish kauppa (“shop”).