cheaply
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1.0
- adverb
- /ˈtʃiːpli/
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baratamente
- You can buy fresh vegetables cheaply at the local market.
- buy cheaply
- sell cheaply
- make cheaply
If you want to make more ports, you can cheaply get a network switch.
- If you want to make more ports, you can cheaply get a network switch.
- In some cases they bought up shares cheaply from their employees.
- So if you underspend, but you make something look really nice cheaply, you make profit.
- And obviously you can convert these rooms rather cheaply when you have a building already built.
- Stop selling your life off so cheaply to strangers.
- The thing is that you could find good food a lot more cheaply and with a little bit more fun.
- But now, because we have the technology to access it cheaply, I think we are seeing a revolution.
- And so a new business owner often will get customers pretty cheaply.
- You're just another resource to them to extract and convert into revenue as cheaply as possible.
- There's no longer a bunch of West African countries willing to sell you stuff cheaply.
- You can pick these up so cheaply from Poundland or Amazon and various other places.
Examples
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The city, for its part, wanted the case to go away as quietly and as cheaply as possible.
Academic text (2003) -
These are available cheaply on sites like Aliexpress or eBay.
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You, you can, you can do everything more cheaply now than you could before.
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In some cases they bought up shares cheaply from their employees.
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And obviously you can convert these rooms rather cheaply when you have a building already built.
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The thing is that you could find good food a lot more cheaply and with a little bit more fun.
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The short answer is yes, but not cheaply or easily.
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But now because we have the technology to access it cheaply, I think we are seeing a revolution.
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Because they can produce roses cheaply and trade them for computers.
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In many cases, it may be possible for nations to relatively cheaply adopt tools developed elsewhere.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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2.8
Very cheap and costing almost nothing
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5.6
Doing something with very little money
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2.6
Without spending much money
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3.2
In a way that does not cost too much money
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4.3
It costs very little
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2.7
At a much lower price than usual
Using only a few simple parts or ideas
Antonyms
How Cheap
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cheaply comes from the word cheap, which comes from an old English word meaning 'market' or 'bargain', so you can picture a busy market where things are sold for little money. That's why cheaply means 'in a way that costs little money'.