







要价还价 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bargain or haggle over prices or terms”. To negotiate back and forth. Literally, “Ask a price, counter a price”.

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Open the tool →要价还价 (yào jià huán jià) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bargain or haggle over prices or terms”.
要价还价 is pronounced yào jià huán jià in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 要价还价 means “Ask a price, counter a price”. It is used to mean “to bargain or haggle over prices or terms”.
买卖东西,卖主要价高,买主给价低,双方要反复争议。也比喻在进行谈判时反复争议,或接受任务时讲条件。