cut-price shop
1cut-price — adj also .cut rate especially AmE 1.) cut price goods or services are cheaper than usual ▪ cut price toys ▪ a travel operator offering cut price deals 2.) a cut price shop sells goods at reduced prices ▪ cut price supermarkets …
2cut-price — UK / US adjective British a) cheaper than the normal price. The American word is cut rate cut price tickets b) used about places that sell cut price goods a cut price shop …
3cut-price — adjective 1 sold at less than the usual price: cut price petrol 2 a cut price shop, supermarket etc sells goods at reduced prices: a cut price garage …
4cut-price — ADJ: ADJ n Cut price goods or services are cheaper than usual. [BRIT] ...a shop selling cut price videos and CDs in Oxford Street. ...cut price tickets. (in AM, use cut rate) …
5cut-price — /ˈkʌt praɪs / (say kut pruys) adjective 1. (of goods) for sale at a price lower than the suggested retail price. 2. (of a shop, etc.) dealing in such goods …
6price — A fixed value of something. Prices are usually expressed in monetary terms. In a free market, prices are set as a result of the interaction of supply and demand in a market; when demand for a product increases and supply remains constant, the… …
7Charity shop — A charity shop in the UK. A charity shop, thrift shop, thrift store, hospice shop (U.S., Canada), resale shop (when not meaning consignment shop [U.S.]) or op shop (Australia/N.Z.) (from opportunity shop …
8Newsagent's shop — A typical newsstand in New York City. A newsagent s shop (British English), newsagency (Australian English) or newsstand (American and Canadian English) is a business that sells newspapers, magazines, cigarettes, snacks and often items of local… …
9bucket shop — n an establishment selling cheap and/or low quality items in large quantities. The phrase has become a standard Brit ish colloquialism for a cut price travel agency. The expression originated in the USA in the 1880s when it referred to share… …
10bucket shop — an insubstantial vendor of overvalued securities or cut price services Not an ironmonger, but selling bombed out shares or empty airline seats …
