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Meanings of cut-price in English
Portuguese
tarifa reduzida Reduced fee for people with low income.
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Examples for "reduced price"
Examples for "reduced price"
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We sell Bibles and Testaments to poor persons at a reduced price.
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And perhaps best of all, the increased performance comes at a reduced price.
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The state reportedly bought 70 DeerDeter units at a reduced price.
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These socks are sold at a reduced price due to imperfection in manufacture.
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You can find any amount of small purchasers at reduced price.
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Civil servants, who pay PRSI at a reduced rate, are not affected.
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BTEA participants who are under 26 only qualify for a reduced rate.
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A reduced rate of 10 per cent applies to certain qualifying manufacturing operations.
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The financing products include deferred interest loans and reduced rate loans.
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The company said the reduced rate would apply from October 1st.
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With the reduced fee, some people returned to the line, including Jubril.
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Ideally I'd like a reduced fee next year, or a bit of money back.
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Maurice Blackburn is also offering online COVID-19 employment law consultations at a reduced fee.
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The Institute of Irish Studies is offering reduced fee scholarships to its summer school in Trinity College.
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Trustee, which resulted in a reduced fee request for Knoll's team and new disclosures about the handling of Knoll's potential conflict.
Usage of cut-price in English
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A cut-price figure of £3m may be tempting, despite his injury problems.
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Few airlines seem to be keen on taking on a cut-price A380.
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Broadway is offering cut-price tickets in an attempt to woo back audiences.
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Cheap food slung out in vast quantities, washed down with cut-price drinks.
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Several other companies have since jumped on the bandwagon with various cut-price alternatives.
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Julie Thornley is now warning others of the dangers of cut-price surgeries overseas.
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Helsingør today trades on Shakespeare but its cobbled streets also offer cut-price alcohol.
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Jimmy Ormsby from cut-price fuel brand Waitomo speaks to Susie Ferguson.
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Its shelves are loaded with cut-price foodstuffs, its customers a cross-section of Israeli society.
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Our second tip is a nice cut-price option up top.
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Even this cut-price version would have been impossible on the salary Strike paid Robin.
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Still, cut-price deals may be better than dilutive share issuance.
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Imagine a cut-price Don't Look Nowenlivened with hints of J-Horror and you're halfway there.
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They reckon someone is growing locally and flogging it cut-price.
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That helped AMC wangle cut-price admission into European movie screening.
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Last week the British government announced measures aimed at restricting the sale of cut-price alcohol.
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