undercharge
/ˌʌndəˈtʃɑːdʒ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌndərˈtʃɑːrdʒ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-dər-ˈchärj How to pronounce undercharge (audio)/ (ame, mw)
undercharge — 動詞
- underchargepresent simple I / you / we / they
- underchargeshe / she / it
- underchargedpast simple
- undercharging-ing form
1. to ask a buyer for a smaller amount of money than the item or service should rea
少收;低收
向顧客收取少於應付的金額
to ask a buyer for a smaller amount of money than the item or service should really cost, often because of a mistake
The cashier undercharged Eshe for the fruit because one bag was not scanned.
收銀員少收了 Eshe 的水果錢,因為有一袋沒有刷到。
undercharge somebody for [item] because of a billing error
When the waiter forgot one dessert, our table was undercharged by eighty dollars.
服務生漏掉一份甜點後,我們那桌被少收了八十元。
passive: be undercharged by [amount]
Gabriela called customer service after the website had undercharged her for the coat.
Gabriela 發現網站買那件外套時少收了她的錢後,打電話給客服。
Some new cafes undercharge at first to bring more people through the door.
有些新開的咖啡館一開始會低收,好吸引更多客人上門。
The garage undercharged Hamza by mistake, so he went back to settle the bill.
那家修車廠因為算錯而少收了 Hamza 的錢,所以他回去補付帳款。
- underprice
usually about setting the listed price too low before the sale happens
- discount
usually a deliberate reduction, not an accidental low charge
- misprice
broader; the number can be wrong in either direction
- overcharge
ask for more money than the fair or correct amount
文法句型
undercharge somebody for something
be undercharged by [amount]
undercharge to attract customers
用法筆記
Often used when a cashier, shop, or software system makes a billing error. The customer usually appears as the object, while the item follows 'for' and the missing amount can follow 'by'.