cheap in Russian
cheap in Russian is недорого́й, нека́чественный, низкока́чественный — cheap means costing little money.
cheap in Russian
What does "cheap" mean?
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adj Costing little money.
"We found a cheap flight to Lisbon for under fifty pounds."
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adj Of poor quality, as if made to save money rather than to last.
"The umbrella broke on its first use — clearly a cheap one."
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adj Unwilling to spend money; stingy.
"Don't be so cheap — just tip the waiter properly."
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adj Achieved through unfair or underhanded means.
"That was a cheap shot, bringing up his divorce in the meeting."
cheap in a sentence
- We found a cheap flight to Lisbon for under fifty pounds.
- The market sells cheap fruit and vegetables every Saturday.
- The umbrella broke on its first use — clearly a cheap one.
- His suit looked cheap despite the designer label.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cheap" in Russian?
"cheap" in Russian is недорого́й, нека́чественный, низкока́чественный. cheap means: Costing little money.
How do you pronounce недорого́й?
"cheap" in Russian is недорого́й, pronounced "nedorogoy".
How do you use "cheap" in a sentence?
Example: "We found a cheap flight to Lisbon for under fifty pounds." In Russian, "cheap" is недорого́й, нека́чественный, низкока́чественный.
Are there other ways to say "cheap" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 8 translations listed for "cheap": недорого́й, нека́чественный, низкока́чественный, низкопро́бный, дешёвый, прижи́мистый.