cheaply
/ˈtʃiːpli/
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cheap - ly -> cheaply
cheap /tʃi:p/ adj (-er , -est )
၁။ (က) တန်ဖိုးနည်းသော။ ပေါ သော။
cheap tickets/fares ❍ the cheap seats in a theatre ❍ Cauliflowers are very cheap at the moment. (ခ) အရတော်သော။ ဈေးတော်သော။
These wool carpets are cheap at £10.99 a metre. ❍ $3 is very cheap for a hard-cover book. ❍ immigrant workers, used as a source of cheap labour (ie labour that is paid very little, esp unfairly).
၂။ ဈေးလျှော့ယူသော။
a cheap hairdresser/restaurant.
၃။ အညံ့စား။ အပေါစား။ cheap furniture/jewellery/shoes ❍ a cheap and nasty bottle of wine.
၄။ အဆင့်အတန်းမရှိသော။ a cheap gibe/joke/remark/retort ❍ That was a cheap trick to play on her. ❍ He's just a cheap crook. ❍ His treatment of her made her feel cheap.
၅။ (US infml derog ) အလွန်စစ်စီသော။ တစ်ပြားကို နှစ်ပြားမှတ်၍ ခွာသော။
adv (infml ) လျှော့ဈေးဖြင့်။ ဈေးပေါပေါဖြင့်။ get sth cheap ❍ sell sth off cheap.
❏ cheap at the price ; (US ) cheap for the price [IDM ] ဘယ်လောက်ပဲ ပေးရပေးရ တန်တယ်။ The holiday will be very expensive but if it helps to make you fit and healthy again it will be cheap at the price.
❏ cheaply adv
၁။ ဈေးပေါပေါ။ buy/sell/get sth cheaply.
၂။ ခပ်ညံ့ညံ့(ဖြင့်)။ အညံ့စားများဖြင့်။ The room was cheaply furnished. cheapness n [U]
❏ go cheap [IDM ] (infml ) လျှော့ဈေးဖြင့်ရောင်းသည်။ The local shop has some radios going cheap.
❏ not come cheap [IDM ] ဈေးကြီးပေးရသည်။ ပေါပေါမရ။ High quality electronic equipment doesn't come cheap.
❏ on the cheap [IDM ] (infml ) ဈေးပေါပေါ။ ဈေး ချောင်ချောင်။ buy sell/get sth on the cheap.
- People should have access to cheap, fresh food.
- The local buses are cheap and reliable.
- A cheap and plentiful source of energy
- The machine is relatively cheap to build but expensive to maintain.
- Silver is very cheap in Mexico.
- People were drinking cheap wine from plastic cups.
- He was always buying her cheap jewellery.
- [a cheap imitation] : Always ask for our products by name – beware of cheap imitations!
- I’m not interested in scoring cheap points in this debate.
- [a cheap joke/jibe] : The Minister should be dealing with the problem, not making cheap jibes.
- [a cheap trick] : He said he realized it had been a cheap trick and he was sorry.
- It happened during the war when life was cheap.
- She’s so cheap she wouldn’t even buy her own mother a birthday card.
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