half-price
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- adverb
- /hæf praɪs/
:
a mitad de precio
- Rentals are only 80 euros a week, and half-price for staff.
And it's the newest model still for almost half price.
- And it's the newest model still for almost half price.
- So they take all the open box stuff, put it all into like a big room and then sell it for like half price.
- So each book will be kind of highlighted for its two weeks and during that two week time it will be half price.
Examples
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I'd get half-price tickets to shows and spend hours in the cool of the Frick garden.
Fiction book (1993) -
Get your half-price Jessie merchandise!
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And you can also get two kids tickets half price as well.
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Tomorrow night it's half price.
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And it's less than half price, less than half the price of all these big brands.
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Senior citizens get in for half price (only $3) on Friday, and there are events for them.
Blog text (17) -
Well, we came to the zoo 'cause it's half-price senior day.
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The card also allowed half-price entry to the museums, so it was excellent value.
Academic text (2005) -
You can enjoy a meal at your favorite restaurant for half-price on Mondays.
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Tickets for the concert are available at half-price for students.
Synonyms
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At a cost that is half the usual amount
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Sold for a lower price than usual
Sold at a lower price than usual
How Discounted
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Half-price is made of half ('one of two equal parts') and price ('cost'). So, when something is half-price it is sold for 'half' the usual 'price'.