Collocation
low price
a cheap cost for something; a price that is lower than usual or expected
Definition
'low price' is a common English collocation. a cheap cost for something; a price that is lower than usual or expected
low + price
“They offer good quality at a low price.”
Examples
- I bought this backpack at a low price during the weekend sale.
- The hotel looks basic, but the low price makes it a good deal.
- They keep customers by offering a low price and fast delivery.
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- We were surprised to find fresh fruit at such a low price.
- A low price can attract attention, but it does not always mean good value.
- The company can sell at a low price because it buys in bulk.
- They chose a low price strategy to compete with bigger brands.
- The product became popular thanks to its reliable performance and low price point.
- Even at a low price, the warranty should still cover basic repairs.
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