reduced price
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdepletedandprice
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depleted
adjective
uk/dɪˈpliː.tɪd/us/dɪˈpliː.t̬ɪd/
reduced:
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price
noun[C]
uk/praɪs/us/praɪs/
the amount of money for which something ...
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(Definition ofdepletedandpricefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Low income, as indicated by eligibility for free orreducedpricelunch at school, was evident for 22 children (44%).
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These advantages of price and superior design attract customers who like to have a better-looking shoe at areducedprice.
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Swedish industry could raise wages to retain its quality labor force, but only at the immediately intolerable expense ofreducedpricecompetitiveness on international markets.
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Even thereducedpriceplaces it out of reach of many libraries and academics.
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The state has alsoreducedpricesubsidies for a variety of consumer goods, including tobacco, alcohol, electricity and water.
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All people, therefore, can buy coal in summer at areducedprice.
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We estimate that around 340,000 children receive free orreducedpricemeals under discretionary schemes.
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There are schemes by which boots may be bought by the men at areducedprice.
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Has my noble friend any proof, or visible evidence, that the airline is actually selling to the bucket shop at areducedprice?
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The licence payer benefits by defraying the cost over a larger audience, and therefore from thereducedpricefor individual programmes.
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Even if he could sell it only at areducedprice, it would be unfair if there were no possibility of compensation.
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We know that there are certain paper agreements for the sale of milk at areducedprice.
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The consumer gets no benefit from thereducedpricethat the producer receives.
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I think there is a different situation if the freeholder sells at a veryreducedpriceto a tenant.
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What would be the loss to the community of giving away that land at areducedpriceto get rid of the flats?
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When returned, their uniforms are not reissued to another officer but are offered for sale at areducedprice.
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Local authorities already have powers to provide pensioners with free orreducedpricebus travel.
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We investigated, for example, whether the consumer who is asked to pay for this would approve a reduced service at areducedprice.
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