dǐjià

底价

Word · NounTraditional底價

reserve price; floor price; base price

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

reserve price; starting bid; base price (set before auction or bidding)

Commonly used in auctions, procurement, and sales to indicate the minimum acceptable price or starting point for bidding.

Zhè这
tào套
yóu邮
piào票
pāi拍
mài卖
dǐ底
jià价
yī1
bǎi3
sān0
shí元
 ,
yuán成
chéng交
jiāo价
jià1
yī6
bǎi0
liù元
 。

The reserve price for this stamp set at auction was 130 yuan, and the final transaction price was 160 yuan.

Zhè这
cì次
zhāo招
biāo标
de的
dǐ底
jià价
shì是
wǔ五
bǎi百
wàn万
yuán元
 。

The base price for this bidding is five million yuan.

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Mài卖
jiā家
de的
dǐ底
jià价
bù不
néng能
tòu透
lù露
gěi给
mǎi买
jiā家
 。

The seller's reserve price cannot be revealed to the buyer.

2.

noun

hidden minimum price; bottom line (in negotiations); secret reserve

technical

Business jargon referring to the confidential minimum price a seller is willing to accept, often used in negotiations.

Tán谈
pàn判
shí时
bù不
yào要
qīng轻
yì易
bào暴
lù露
zì自
jǐ己
de的
dǐ底
jià价
 。

Do not easily reveal your bottom line during negotiations.

Zhè这
shì是
wǒ我
men们
néng能
jiē接
shòu受
de的
dǐ底
jià价
 ,
bù不
néng能
zài再
dī低
le了
 。

This is the lowest price we can accept; it cannot go any lower.

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Zhōng中
jiè介
shì试
tú图
dǎ打
ting听
fáng房
dōng东
de的
dǐ底
jià价
 。

The agent tried to find out the landlord's reserve price.