Pronunciation: /ˈbɑr.ɡən/
noun a thing bought or offered for sale at a price lower than its value
A1 I got a great bargain on this shirt at the store.
A2 She always looks for bargains when shopping for groceries.
B1 The sale at the mall offered some amazing bargains on electronics.
B2 I managed to negotiate a good bargain on the price of the car.
C1 The real estate agent was able to secure a bargain on the luxury penthouse.
C2 After much haggling, they finally agreed on a bargain for the antique vase.
verb to negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction, typically to get a lower price
A1 I like to bargain for a better price at the market.
A2 She bargained with the salesperson to get a discount on the dress.
B1 The customer bargained with the vendor to lower the price of the item.
B2 After some bargaining, they finally agreed on a fair price for the car.
C1 Negotiating and bargaining are essential skills in business deals.
C2 The diplomat bargained skillfully to secure a favorable trade agreement for their country.
formal I was able to negotiate a great bargain on the price of the house.
informal I scored a really good bargain on these shoes at the store.
slang I can't believe I got this jacket for a steal, what a bargain!
figurative Learning a new language is a bargain for expanding your horizons.
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