kāijià

开价

Word · VerbTraditional開價

quote a price; ask a price

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to quote a price; to state one's asking price; to name a price

Commonly used in commercial contexts, bargaining situations, and trade. Can take the 'er' suffix (开价儿) in spoken Northern Chinese. Often followed by a specific amount or an adjective like 'high' or 'low'.

Zhè这
jiā家
diàn店
de的
kāi开
jià价
tài太
gāo高
le了
 ,
wǒ我
men们
huàn换
yī一
jiā家
ba吧
 。

This store's asking price is too high; let's go to another one.

Tā他
kāi开
jià价
wǔ五
wàn万
 ,
wǒ我
jué觉
de得
hái还
kě可
yǐ以
shāng商
liang量
 。

He quoted fifty thousand; I think we can still negotiate.

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Mǎi买
dōng东
xi西
de的
shí时
hou候
 ,
mài卖
jiā家
zǒng总
shì是
xiān先
kāi开
jià价
hěn很
gāo高
 。

When shopping, sellers always start with a high asking price.

Nǐ你
bù不
yòng用
kāi开
jià价
le了
 ,
zhè这
ge个
wǒ我
bù不
mài卖
 。

You don't need to quote a price; I'm not selling this.