discount
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈdɪsˌkaʊnt/
:
descuento
- And today, our viewers are going to get a special discount on Beams Dream Powder.
- discount prices
- offer discounts
- rebates and discounts
Because there is a discount code for the merch.
- Because there is a discount code for the merch.
- We're about to see the gnarliest price discounts in January.
- You can get a special discount link below.
- This represents a huge discount to the firm's prior market value.
- And today, our viewers are going to get a special discount on Beams Dream Powder.
- You're right, Peter, you guys want a discount on on the real branches.
- It's always on Evergreen discount code that I can share with you guys.
- Thus, they had to sell EVs at great discounts to avoid the fines.
- Thanks Elon Musk for the discount and me buying Tesla shares.
- Don't forget you do have a discount called Discount called.
- The hopes and dreams of GPU discounts lay in your hands.
Examples
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Usually when I buy two of something, I get a discount.
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Customers can enjoy a 20% discount when they shop during the holiday sale.
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You can get a special discount link below.
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- How much was the discount? - 2.4 million dollars.
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Do I get a discount for that?
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Is that with the discount?
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This represents a huge discount to the firm's prior market value.
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Don't expect to get a discount on repairs.
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Many companies already offer hefty discounts to schools; this practice should be universal.
Academic text (1993) -
Redeem for rewards like free products, gift cards and discounts from Quip and partners.
Synonyms
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3.0
An amount taken away from a total, for example from pay
42
3.5
A part of money returned to someone who paid too much
3
1.4
A fall in the amount you pay for something
3
2.0
Making goods or services cheaper
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3.8
A reduction in a product's price to encourage sales
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2.5
A much lower price than usual on an item
A reduction in the price shown given to a shop for buying large amounts of goods
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Compounds
- Specialized
A reduction in the price shown given to a shop for buying large amounts of goods
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Etymology
Discount comes from parts dis- (meaning 'away') and count, so it began as the idea of 'counting away' or taking something off a total. That's why a discount is the amount or percent you 'take off' the usual price.