Pronunciation: /tʃip/
noun a person who is unwilling to spend money; a miser
A1 I bought a cheap toy for my little brother.
A2 She always looks for cheap flights when planning a trip.
B1 The store sells a variety of cheap clothing options.
B2 I prefer to buy cheap electronics online rather than in stores.
C1 Some people believe that cheap products are not always of poor quality.
C2 The company decided to outsource production to a cheap labor market.
adjective inexpensive; low in price
A1 I bought a cheap phone from the store.
A2 She found a cheap hotel for her vacation.
B1 The restaurant serves cheap but delicious meals.
B2 I prefer to buy cheap clothes from thrift stores.
C1 Despite being cheap, the quality of the product is excellent.
C2 He is known for his cheap tactics in business negotiations.
formal The company decided to outsource their customer service to a cheap call center overseas.
informal I found a really cheap flight to Europe for our vacation.
slang I scored a super cheap deal on those sneakers I wanted.
figurative She paid a cheap price for her reckless behavior.
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