cheap
Meaning in simple English
US /tʃiːp/
cheap means: Costing little money.
adjective
LOW PRICEA1
Costing little money.
- This bread is cheap.
- We found a cheaper hotel near the station.
- Where can I buy cheap train tickets?
POOR QUALITYB1
Made badly or from poor materials, often looking unattractive.
- The handle is made of cheap plastic.
- That shiny fabric makes the dress look cheap.
- His shoes looked cheap and wore out quickly.
UNFAIRB2
Unfair or dishonest, especially when taking advantage of another person.
- That was a cheap trick.
- His comment was a cheap shot at his opponent.
- They used cheap tactics to win the argument.
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