markdowns

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markdowns — 名詞

  • markdownssingular
  • markdownsesplural

1. an amount by which the regular selling price of something is lowered, especially

1.名詞B2
釋義

降價;折扣

商品定價低於原價的幅度

an amount by which the regular selling price of something is lowered, especially by a store during a sale or at the end of a season.

例句

Shoppers arrived early on Black Friday for the biggest markdowns of the year.

購物者在黑色星期五當天一早就到場,等待全年最大的折扣。

adjective + markdowns: biggest / deepest / steepest

Naoko saved over two hundred dollars thanks to the deep markdowns on winter coats.

Naoko 因為冬衣有大幅降價而省了兩百多美元。

markdowns on + [product category]

同義詞
  • discount

    broader term; discount can be offered for many reasons (loyalty, coupon, negotiation), while a markdown is specifically a store's price-lowering action

  • reduction

    more general in meaning; less tied to retail setting

  • sale price

    focuses on the resulting lower price rather than the price-lowering action itself

反義詞
  • markup

    the amount by which a store raises the price above its cost

文法句型

markdowns + on + [product]

[adjective] + markdowns

用法筆記

Almost always used in the plural form (markdowns) in retail contexts. The singular (a markdown) is possible but less common.

常見錯誤

We got a big markdown on the TV.
We got a big discount on the TV.
💡'markdown' is used by stores / retailers describing their own pricing action; customers typically say 'discount' or 'sale price'.

markdowns — 動詞