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词根:cheaply
adv.cheaply 便宜地;廉价地
adjective
charging or obtainable at a low price cheap tickets
a good cheap hotel
purchasable below the going price or the real value
depreciated in value (as by currency inflation)
cheap dollars
of inferior quality or worth : tawdry, sleazy
cheap workmanship
stingy
My uncle was too cheap to pay for dinner.
contemptible because of lack of any fine, lofty, or redeeming qualities I felt cheap, full of shame and guilt
feeling cheap
gained or done with little effort talk is cheap
a cheap victory
of money obtainable at a low rate of interest
adverb
for little cost : cheaply "It all seems to centre round that bust of Napoleon which I bought for this very room about four months ago. I picked it up cheap from Harding Brothers, two doors from the High Street Station."—Arthur Conan Doyle
was able to buy it cheap
noun
bargain see also for cheap, on the cheap
"廉价的状态或品质",来自于 cheap(形容词)+ -ness。
Noun and Adjective Middle English chep, from Old English cēap trade; akin to Old High German kouf trade; both ultimately from Latin caupo tradesman
The first known use of cheap was before the 12th century
checkbooknoun
a book of blank bank checks
cheat1 of 2verb
to deprive of something valuable by dishonest methods
cheated them out of their property
to successfully avoid or oppose by or as if by cleverness
the daredevil had cheated death again
to use unfair or dishonest methods to gain an advantage cheat at cards
cheat on a test
cheat2 of 2noun
an act of cheating
a person who cheats
cheat1 of 2verb
to deprive of something valuable by dishonest methods
cheated them out of their property
to successfully avoid or oppose by or as if by cleverness
the daredevil had cheated death again
to use unfair or dishonest methods to gain an advantage cheat at cards
cheat on a test
cheat2 of 2noun
an act of cheating
a person who cheats
cheat1 of 2verb
to deprive of something valuable by dishonest methods
cheated them out of their property
to successfully avoid or oppose by or as if by cleverness
the daredevil had cheated death again
to use unfair or dishonest methods to gain an advantage cheat at cards
cheat on a test
cheat2 of 2noun
an act of cheating
a person who cheats
cheapskatenoun
a miserly or stingy personespecially: one who tries to avoid paying his or her fair share
cheapadjective
available at low cost or at less than the true value
potatoes are cheap right now
of low price
always buys the cheapest brand
charging low prices
always wants to go to a cheap place
gained with little effort
a cheap victory
of low quality or value a cheap joke
cheap material wears out quickly
lowered in one's own opinion
feel cheap
stingy sense 1
don't be so cheap
1 Don't be cheap—buy good quality tires for your car.
2 Instead, they give the building's exterior a flimsy cheapness that belies its €22m cost, and undermines the simple power of the sequence of galleries within.
3 "Lack of awareness as to how beneficial mushrooms are, and the cheapness of mushroom cultivation are hurdles in popularising consumption," he says.
4 “There are hundreds in brick and mortar, but e-commerce is all about high technology, cheapness, and getting it to you quickly.”
5 You also see the way his simple shapes and often surprising color choices align Color Field with Pop Art’s cheer and cheapness and Minimalism’s austerity.
6 Chitosan as a efficient and cheapness crude macromolecular flocculation exist many problems.
壳聚糖作为一种高效,廉价的天然高分子絮凝剂,它也存在着自身的问题。
7 Tackiness can take many forms, from ostentatious displays of wealth to proud displays of cheapness.
8 He wears a cheap watch that's always breaking.
9 More likely, it’s just laziness, cheapness or a blind spot.
10 What has changed, in this field as in so many others, is the availability and cheapness of computing power.
正如其它领域的一些变化,在这个领域已经改变的是计算机拥有了计算能力以及其 廉价性。
11 These asphalt-dominated bastions of cheapness and parking sum up so much about what I love and hate about the city.
12 At that time, the pager machine still compared the fresh trifle, price unlike ring cheapness how much.
那时候,传呼机还是比较新鲜的玩意,价格不比戒指便宜多少。
13 Thee cheapness of coach travel is its only recommendation.
乘长途 汽车唯一可取之处就是旅费便宜。
14 The cheapness of Japan's currency has made its stock markets extremely attractive to foreign investors.
15 I figured it was the cheapness of Georgia Frontiere, but I didn’t realize the racism involved.
16 The reason for that cheapness is not only because it is bad coffee, though that’s part of it, but also because robusta plants are unusually hardy.
17 A new book about medieval views on medicine helps explain the Oby nuns’ contentment with the cheapness of their lives.
18 Meanwhile, people can buy almost everything on the net, cheapness plays the most important role in my consideration.
同时人们可以在网上买到几乎所有的东西,廉价是我自己主要考虑的因素。
19 This glue is chiefly made up from aqueous PVA improved by urea and aldehyde, It is characterized by cheapness and many USES for building.
该胶研制了一种由脲醛改性聚乙烯醇水性胶组成、具有成本低、性能好、用途广等特点,可广泛应用于建筑及装饰行业的建筑胶。
20 The speed and cheapness with which they are erected is perhaps the most significant legacy of industrialised building methods, simply because there are so many of them.
1 廉价
low-cost frugal low-end knock-down low-rent cheaply on the cheap low cheap economy bargain cut-price schlock trumpery popularly inexpensively at a bargain at an easy rate cut rate
2 便宜
budget cheap cheapo nickel-and-dime cheaply inexpensively low-cost low-end get your snout in the trough have your snout in the trough on the cheap
3 粗鄙
4 品质低劣