压价 Pronunciation and Pinyin
压价 Usage and Examples
beat down the price
undercut
非正常压价出售财产；
sale of property at abnormally depressed prices;
当工人们争夺稀缺的工作，公司竞相压价，工资水平和物价将面临下行压力。
As workers compete for scarce jobs and firms underbid each other for sales, wages and prices will come under pressure.
The characters in 压价
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 压
- yā压rén人intimidate, overwhelm
- yā压dī低lower, suppress
- yā压dī低jià价gé格lower the price, push down the price
- yā压zhù住hold down, suppress
- yā压zhù住le了suppressed, held down
- yā压zhù住zhèn阵jiǎo脚hold the fort, stabilize the situation
- yā压dǎo倒overwhelm, defeat
- yā压dǎo倒le了overwhelmed, overpowered
- yā压dǎo倒xìng性yōu优shì势overwhelming advantage, crushing superiority
- yā压lěng冷mén门bet on an underdog, back an outsider
- yā压chū出le了pressed out, squeezed out
- yā压zhì制suppress, inhibit
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Open the tool →Questions about 压价
What does 压价 mean in Chinese?
压价 (yā jià) means “beat down the price, undercut”.
How do you pronounce 压价?
压价 is pronounced yā jià in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “beat down the price” in Chinese?
“beat down the price” is 压价 (yā jià) in Chinese.
How is 压价 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 压价, each with pinyin and an English translation.