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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Schnäppchen
"Das Jackett war ein echtes Schnäppchen."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An agreement between two parties agreeing on what each will give or do for the other.
"The company made a bargain with the union." - 2
A thing bought or offered for sale more cheaply than is usual or expected.
"At this price, the car is a real bargain."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French barginer 'to haggle', based on late Latin baricanare.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "bargain" is said worldwide
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bonne affaire
Transliteration: bonne affaire
"Cette voiture est une vraie bonne affaire."
Schnäppchen
Transliteration: Schnäppchen
"Das Jackett war ein echtes Schnäppchen."
affare
Transliteration: affare
"Ho comprato questa giacca a un ottimo affare."
ganga
Transliteration: ganga
"Compré este ordenador por un precio de ganga."
barganha
Transliteration: barganha
"O carro novo foi uma verdadeira barganha."
सौदेबाजी
Transliteration: saudebaazi
"यह कमीज़ बहुत कम कीमत पर एक अच्छा सौदा है।"
便宜货
Transliteration: piányíhuò
"这件衣服买得很便宜，真是个便宜货。"
흥정
Transliteration: heungjeong
"그들은 가격을 낮추기 위해 흥정을 했다."
お買い得品
Transliteration: okaidokuhin
"このテレビは本当にお買い得品でした。"
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