| 单词 | off-price |
| 释义 | off-price adjective[before noun] COMMERCEukusused todescribeastorethatsellsgoodsfor alowerpricethan at otherstores: anoff-pricestore/shop/retailer off-priceadverb According to oneretailer, when youselloff-price, you have tosellat 50% or more belowwholesale. Examplesofoff-priceoff-price The chain has been struggling to grow earnings as consumers increasingly spend their money atoff-pricestores and on the internet. FromCNBC Investors also worry that vendors could limit their supply tooff-pricechains in an effort to sell more merchandise without a discount. FromCNBC He also listed theoff-pricesegment as a potential beneficiary. FromCNBC Analysts, however, say these fears are overblown, noting the $52 billion-plusoff-pricebusiness is simply too big for brands to ignore. FromCNBC Their tenant lists favoroff-priceretailers, grocery stores and services, which are widely considered more resistant to e-commerce. FromCNBC In a continued effort to revolutionizeoff-priceshopping, we have made the strategic decision to double down on our core business. FromBusiness Insider Yet while there's no denyingoff-pricechains are benefiting from department stores' shrinking sales, some investors are starting to question if they're getting ahead of themselves. FromCNBC Inoff-price, you're missing sizes. FromThe Seattle Times The change comes as consumers continue to clamp down on apparel spending, causing specialty clothing and department stores to struggle against fast-fashion, value andoff-pricechains. FromCNBC These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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