cheap如何读

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cheap英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 廉价的,便宜的 low in price and good value for money
  2. 劣质的,低劣的 low in price and of little value or low quality
  3. 低俗的,卑鄙的 (of behaviour) offensively unpleasant and showing a lack of principles or sincere feelings

cheap是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 便宜的,廉价的,花钱少的
  2. 可鄙的,虚伪的
  3. 令人讨厌的
  4. 明显不友好的,不和善的
  5. 小气的,抠门儿的
  6. 价低质劣的,低劣的
  7. 卑微的,卑贱的
  8. 贬了值的
adv. (副词)
  1. 便宜地,低价地,廉价地
  2. 卑鄙地
n. (名词)
  1. 廉价货
  2. 讨价还价
v. (动词)
  1. 出售

cheap变形

比较级:cheaper

最高级:cheapest

cheap扩展

cheaply (adv.), cheapness (n.)

cheap词根

词根:cheap

adv.

cheaply 便宜地;廉价地

n.

cheapskate 小气鬼;吝啬鬼

cheap英英释义

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

cheap词组

on the cheap便宜地;经济地

cheap labor廉价劳动

cheap labour廉价劳动力;廉价劳工

cheap goods廉价品

good cheap[古语],◎(从买方看来)一笔好交易,◎价格便宜 

cheap and nasty不值钱的;价廉物劣的 

feel cheap[口]觉得身体不舒服;感到惭愧

cheap credit低息贷款

cheap money低利借款;来得容易的非正当收入;在钱上好商量的人

cheap shot恶意中伤;卑鄙手段

dirt cheap特别便宜,相当便宜

cheap区别

 mean, shabby, cheap, low

这组词都有“卑鄙的,卑贱的,卑下的”的意思,其区别是:

mean暗示狠毒、贪婪、缺乏尊严感等为人们所不耻的卑鄙、自私、渺小的行为。

shabby指行为的不公和卑劣而使人感到不屑和轻蔑。

cheap侧旨人或物的品质低劣下贱。

low指行为卑鄙、可耻、下文明,可引申指庸俗。

以上来源于网络

 inexpensive, cheap

这组词都有“便宜的、价廉的”的意思,其区别是:

inexpensive指商品价格公道,数量和价格相当。

cheap普通用词,既可指物美价廉,又可指价格低但质量却不怎么样。

以上来源于网络

cheap词源中文解释

“价格低廉,可以以小成本购买”,约于1500年,最终源自古英语名词 ceap “交易,购买”,来自 ceapian(v.)“贸易,买卖”,可能源自早期日耳曼语借用的拉丁语 caupo “小商贩,叫卖者,小贩”, cauponari “讨价还价”(参见 chapman)。从同一借词中比较,德语 kaufen “购买”,古诺尔斯语 kaupa “讨价还价”,哥特语 kaupon “贸易,交易”。

意义演变是从名词意思的“交换,购买”到“买方评估的购买”,因此形容词意思是“廉价的”,是主要的现代意义,通过中古英语短语 god chep “有利的交易”(12世纪,法语 a bon marché 的翻译)等演变而来。

“轻视,普通”的意义来自于1590年代(类似的演变还有拉丁语 vilis)。“价格低廉”的意思在古英语中用 undeor 表示,字面意思是“不贵”(但是 deop ceap,字面意思是“深度便宜”,意思是“高价”)。

这个词在古英语中也用于“市场”(如 ceapdæg “市场日”),这个意义在地名 Cheapside, East Cheap 等中仍然存在。做某事on the cheap“花费非常少”始于1859年。Cheap shot最初是美式足球术语,指正面撞击; 在政治等方面的扩展意义是在1970年代。

德语 billig “便宜”源自中低地德语 billik,最初是“公平的,公正的”,通过 billiger preis “公平的价格”等意义演变而来。

cheap词源英文解释

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

cheap儿童词典英英释义

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

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

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

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

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

cheap 例句

1 A group can build automobiles quicker and better than one man, and bread from a huge factory is cheaper and more uniform.

2 A plainer gun was cheaper, but Guiteau chose a fancy one because, undoubtedly, it would soon be displayed to the world in a museum.

3 The light that was shining from my mother’s eyes, as she fingered the cheap cotton cloth, was something I will never forget.

4 “Do you want to poison him with that cheap store cake.”

5 In front of the doll, there are three fresh candles, a pack of cheap cigarettes, an open can of Tecate, a bowl of apples, and a white rose starting to brown at the edges.

6 He took me to a beauty salon, and we found a cheap wig—curly black synthetic hair.

7 To earn money for cheap beds in cheap places, I handed out circulars and swept gas stations and shucked oysters, but my real job was running my mouth.

8 “Maybe. I’d love to find another old Coke machine or something in someone’s bam. Buy it cheap and fix it up on my own.”

9 Expecting postings in the lower Hudson Valley, my classmates had begun looking before graduation for cheap, small apartments they could share.

10 The menu was inventive and playful and definitely not cheap.

11 Or to those signs—“Beware of the Dog”—that suburban folks too cheap to invest in a ferocious mutt, but nevertheless terrified of burglars, displayed on their lawns.

12 Cheap fertiliser and improved crop strains have eased overseas shortage in a number of commodity areas.

廉价的化肥以及经过改良的作物种子缓解了海外许多农产品地区的不足.

13 He’d been cool with us at first, but Stan had warmed him up fast, telling him what we were up to, stressing our desire for the cheapest shirts available—any color, any size, any vintage.

14 Life was cheap; the gun and the knife ruled at night.

15 More than once, I’ve come home from school to find her searching for cheap flights on her phone.

16 The new drink soon became not only cheap but necessary.

17 Barack drove four hours to Springfield on Monday nights and checked into a cheap hotel where a lot of the other legislators stayed, usually returning late on Thursday.

18 They've bought up thousands of cheap videos which they want to unload on the American market.

数千盒劣质的录影带他们全买了,想在美国市场抛售.

19 Francie and Neeley wore their everyday clothes. little Tilly’s mother, in honor of the day, had dressed her up in a cheap but fancy lace dress trimmed with dark pink ribbon.

20 Crab eaters are used as laboratory animals because they are common, cheap, and easily obtained.

cheap 同义词

4 不费力的

undemanding

6 实惠

benefit

9 花钱少的

budget

12 不正经的

disreputable

15 低廉的

keen giveaway knock-down

19 合算的

cost-effective economic

23 不费力气的

effortless nothing to it

24 没价值的

measly

26 浅薄的

shallow superficial frothy

34 大减价

slaughter red tag

41 贱价的

sleazy as cheap as dirt

42 身体虚弱的

wonky

50 不真诚的

disingenuous insincere pseudo

53 卑微的

humble pitiful third-class

58 粗鄙

cheapness

67 恶俗的

vile

70 打了折扣

keenly

71 抠门儿的

niggardly

cheap 短语相关

cheap shot cheap thrill come cheap dirt cheap for cheap on the cheap talk is cheap

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