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knockdown
adjective
uk /ˈnɒk.daʊn/ us /ˈnɑːk.daʊn/
(of the price of something) reduced by a lot: （价格）降幅大的
They quickly realised why the property was available at a knockdown price.
The game is now selling for a knockdown £6 in B&M stores.这款游戏目前在B&M商店以6英镑的折扣价出售。
cheap, or reduced in price by a lot: 低价的;价格降幅大的
They are selling the knockdown fuel for just over 50p a litre.
Hundreds of bargain hunters descended on the market, drawn by the promise of knockdown art.数百名淘便宜货的人抱着买到廉价艺术品的希望涌入市场。
He obtained the flats at a knockdown rate.
The Danish international would be available at a knockdown £4 million.
The apartment is available for a knockdown rent .
A small group of oligarchs grew rich from the knockdown privatisation of state assets.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Costing little or no money
affordable housing
budget
catchpenny
chargeless
cheap
comp
costless
dirt cheap
economical
economically
off-peak
small change
something
something for nothingidiom
super-cheap
supersaver
there's no such thing as a free lunchidiom
ultra-cheap
worthless
worthlessly
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