Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cheap"

A: "Chic" is French for "stylish, well-dressed." Cheap chic would be looking fashionable without spending much money.

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Idiom "Nowhere near" means, not in any way

Example:
Winter is upon us and we are nowhere near meeting our ration goals for the year!

"nowhere near as cheap" means item/service being offered is cheapest one available. Everywhere else, the price is a bit higher compared to the deal you are getting...


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A: Inexpensive, could also be used as someone who tries to spend as little as possible.

A: not entirely clear from the context given, but very likely "cheap" refers to the rate the consultant would charge if he were hired. Line 378 implies that 376 and 377 charge very high consultancy fees.

A: The shirts on sale are so cheap!

Things made in China are usually very cheap in the US.

That is way too cheap to be good quality.

He’s so cheap. (He doesn’t like spending his money)

A: The hat is only $5, it is cheap.

I can go to Daiso for cheap house supplies.

A: That was a cheap car.
You're so cheap.
Cheap is to describe something that's not expensive or of little value.
Ex. This is cheap quality. (Not high quality)
You have a cheap personality.

A: lets get a cheap couch, I don't want to spend to much money.

A: The only real difference is that “inexpensive” is used in more formal situations. Such as in newspapers.

“Wow, that handbag is so cheap!”

“Inexpensive items of clothing have seen a rise in sales this year by 20%”

A: When buying something: reasonable = a good price for what you are getting. cheap = a low price or lower than what would be expected for what you are getting.

A: Cheap can refer to both price and quality. Something made cheaply is of poor quality and more likely to break or become worn down, e.g. "The heel on the cheap shoes broke a day after Jessica bought them."

Inexpensive refers to price, either low priced by design or on sale/discounted. e.g. "The blanket was inexpensive, so Camilla could purchase two of them."

A: Both words mean inexpensive or affordable, but cheap implies low quality.

A: That isn't western culture!
That is just what those people like.
I don't joke like that.
No one around me makes those kinds of jokes either!

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A: "cheap" 是比较用来形容吝啬的人。

形容词：stingy, miserly