cheap
cheap 英 [tʃi:p] 美 [tʃip]
adj. 便宜的;不值钱的 adv. 便宜地
比较级:cheaper 最高级:cheapest
- Something cheap doesn't cost much money. But watch out, because cheap things are also often cheaply made.
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- adj. 便宜的;不值钱的
- adv. 便宜地
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1. cheap fares
便宜的票价
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2. Personal computers are cheap and getting cheaper.
个人电脑现在价格便宜,以后还会越来越便宜。
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3. Cycling is a cheap way to get around.
骑自行车是一种省钱的旅游方式。
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4. a cheap restaurant, a cheap hotel
收费低廉的餐馆╱旅馆
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5. cheap perfume, cheap jewellery, cheap shoes
低价劣质香水╱珠宝╱鞋
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6. I was tired of his cheap jokes at my expense.
我讨厌他拿我开低级庸俗的玩笑。
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7. Don't be so cheap!
别这么小气!
- cheap (adj.) "low in price, that may be bought at small cost," c. 1500, ultimately from Old English noun ceap "traffic, a purchase," from ceapian (v.) "to trade, buy and sell," probably from an early Germanic borrowing of Latin caupo "petty tradesman, huckster" (see chapman). Compare, from the same borrowing, German kaufen "to buy," Old Norse kaupa "to bargain, barter," Gothic kaupon "to traffic, trade."
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