undercut

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Cobrar por productos o servicios menos que un competidor.

En inglés sencillo: To charge less for goods or work than someone competing with you.

• The supermarket undercut local shops.
• They undercut our prices by ten percent.
• Small firms cannot always undercut their larger competitors.

Cómo se usa: undercut someone by an amount (They undercut us by five pounds.)

Sinónimos: undersell

Expresiones frecuentes: undercut someone, undercut prices, undercut the competition

socavar

Quitar material de debajo de algo de modo que su parte superior sobresalga.

En inglés sencillo: To remove material from underneath something so its upper part sticks out.

• The river undercut the bank.
• Waves have undercut the cliff.
• The sculptor undercut the stone to create a projecting edge.

Expresiones frecuentes: undercut something, undercut a bank, undercut the cliff

corte inferior

Corte realizado por debajo de algo, o material que se retira al hacerlo.

En inglés sencillo: A cut made underneath something, or the material removed by that cut.

• He made an undercut in the trunk.
• The undercut left the upper edge sticking out.
• She cleared away the material from the undercut.

Expresiones frecuentes: make an undercut, deep undercut, undercut in something

solomillo

Pieza tierna de carne de vacuno situada debajo del lomo.

En inglés sencillo: A tender piece of beef from below the back of a cow.

• The butcher sold us an undercut.
• She roasted the undercut for dinner.
• This undercut is a tender piece of beef.

Sinónimos: fillet, tenderloin

Expresiones frecuentes: beef undercut, roast undercut, undercut steak