cheap
स्वस्त
definition
adverb
a house that was going cheap
at or for a low price.
adjective
they bought some cheap fruit
(of an item for sale) low in price; worth more than its cost.
translation of 'cheap'
क्षुद्र,
स्वस्त,
सहजसुलभ,
कमी दर्जाचा
example
I felt 'cheap'
Why do entertainers indulge in such 'cheap' tricks in the first place?
it's 'cheap' at the price
Online study does not mean 'cheap' and low quality.
Or is it simply easier for a struggling paper with sales in freefall to decide that a 'cheap' headline is worth more than any kind of journalistic accuracy?
a 'cheap' victory
However, at just under €400,000 before tax and transport costs, it could be a while before you see any going 'cheap' .
Since his elevation, he has resorted to 'cheap' populism in an effort to win back disaffected working class voters.
Soon she has a job at a service station and a 'cheap' place to stay.
It's expensive, but worth it to avoid the mistakes that mark out a 'cheap' , amateurish video from a slick corporate one.
There is something strangely mesmerising about a snake-charmer's snake but, at the end of the day, you realise it is just another 'cheap' trick.
Here you will find fantastic Indian restaurants, the best being the Punjab, friendly 'cheap' pubs and encounter the sub culture.
He's his own man, doesn't compromise his principles to achieve 'cheap' popularity, but sticks to his guns.
that's incredibly 'cheap'!
She deserves and should expect nothing but ridicule for this newest 'cheap' trick.
life's 'cheap' in wars
There are high class fine dining restaurants, ethnic restaurants, 'cheap' restaurants and family restaurants.
Since it became a region in its own right, Montilla has had to contend with a popular image as an inferior, 'cheap' alternative to sherry.
Well, I'm so 'cheap' I still ask the prices of things I like.
The road takes in long deserted beaches, paddy fields, avenues of trees and various 'cheap' hotels and restaurants.
In the report, supermarkets admitted low-cost packaging was one of the reasons they charged less for their 'cheap' lines.
If anything comes out of this, it's the sheer lunacy of expecting to run a 'cheap' , universal postal service in the age of electronic mail and demanding it make a profit.
'cheap' food
she's a 'cheap' tart
Then there is the country's woeful provision of 'cheap' , child-friendly restaurants.
Gary spotted electric trimmers going 'cheap' and brought them home, so both he and Lewis ended up with really short cuts.
The Russian healthcare system is moving from a model based on 'cheap' , poor quality labour to one with fewer, skilled people supported by modern technology.
Well, the deliberate contamination of food materials with low quality, 'cheap' , non-edible or toxic substances is called food adulteration.
Surely the good folk of Chapelfields would sell inheritances for a 'cheap' , efficient service, where trains come by every three minutes.
It uses 'cheap' narrative tricks to skip ahead to a pivotal moment in the tale.
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