cheaply

cheap  (chp)

adj. cheap·er, cheap·est

1.

a. Relatively low in cost; inexpensive or comparatively inexpensive.

b. Charging low prices: a cheap restaurant.

2.

a. Obtainable at a low rate of interest. Used especially of money.

b. Devalued, as in buying power: cheap dollars.

3. Achieved with little effort: a cheap victory; cheap laughs.

4. Of or considered of small value: in wartime, when life was cheap.

5. Of poor quality; inferior: a cheap toy.

6. Worthy of no respect; vulgar or contemptible: a cheap gangster.

7. Stingy; miserly.

adv. cheaper, cheapest

Inexpensively: got the new car cheap.

Idioms:

cheap at twice the price

Extremely inexpensive.

on the cheap

By inexpensive means; cheaply: traveled to Europe on the cheap.

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[From Middle English (god) chep, (good) price, purchase, bargain, from Old English cap, trade, from Latin caup, shopkeeper.]

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cheaply adv.

cheapness n.

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	cheaply - in a stingy manner; "their rich uncle treated them rather chintzily" chintzily, stingily
	2.	cheaply - in a cheap manner; "a cheaply dressed woman approached him in the bar" inexpensively, tattily expensively - in an expensive manner; "an expensively dressed little man turned a corner and approached her"
	3.	cheaply - with little expenditure of money; "I bought this car very cheaply" inexpensively

Translations

cheaply [ˈtʃiːplɪ] ADV [buy, sell] → barato, a bajo precio; [produce goods] → a bajo precio; [live, eat, decorate, furnish] → con poco dinero
two can live as cheaply as one → dos pueden vivir por el mismo dinero que uno

cheaply [ˈtʃiːpli] adv → à bon marché, à bon compte

cheaply

adv buy, sell, furnish, decorate → billig; make, produce, eat, live → günstig

cheaply [ˈtʃiːplɪ] adv → a buon prezzo, a buon mercato