cheap russian
дешёвый
cheap, inexpensive, low (of a price or quality)
дёшево
cheap, cheaply
барахло́
junk, rubbish, trash, cheap stuff
stuff, belongings, gear, odds and ends
дешёвка
low price, sale at reduced prices, cheap stuff, worthless object
недо́рого
cheap, not expensive
забега́ловка
cheap eatery, snack bar, dive, greasy spoon
нипочём
means nothing (to sb), is no problem (for sb), does not bother (sb)
never, by no means, not for the world
dirt-cheap, for next to nothing
зада́ром
for nothing, for free, dirt cheap
in vain, for nothing, to no purpose
газетёнка
rag, cheap newspaper, tabloid
золоти́шко
a bit of gold, cheap gold, ill-gotten gold, a little gold
грошо́вый
dirt-cheap, very cheap, penny-
paltry, trifling, worthless
камча́тка
Kamchatka
back rows (of a classroom), dunce's seats, cheap seats, further back
задарма́
for free, for nothing, gratis
for a song, for next to nothing, dirt cheap
копе́ечный
worth one copeck, cheap, petty, twopenny-halfpenny
дешёвенький
rather cheap, a bit cheap, dirt cheap
вини́ще
cheap wine, plonk, rotgut
лубо́к
splint, bast, cheap popular print
недешевый
not cheap, expensive, pricey
доста́ться
to go to (someone), to fall to (someone), to get
to come by, to fall into one's hands, to be had (cheaply)
уступи́ть
to give up (to someone), to let (someone) have, to cede, to hand over
to give in, to yield, to give way
to be inferior (to someone), to be second (to someone), to fall short (of)
to knock off (the price), to sell cheaper, to come down in price
жмот
miser, cheapskate, skinflint
нищебро́д
pauper, poor wretch, beggar, broke loser
cheapskate, skinflint, tightwad
scoundrel, rogue, crook
жлоб
cheapscate
задёшево
very cheaply
обесце́нивать
to devalue, to depreciate
to cheapen, to belittle, to devalue (achievements or feelings)
подешеве́ть
to become cheaper, to fall in price, to go down in price
дешеви́зна
cheapness, low prices
скупе́ц
penny pincher, cheapskate
скуп
miser, cheapskate, skinflint
удешевля́ться
to become cheaper, to cheapen
подешеве́вший
fallen in price, cheaper, having become cheaper
испо́шленный
vulgarized, trivialized, debased, cheapened
удешевля́ющий
making cheaper, cost-reducing, cheapening
удешевля́вший
cheapening, making cheaper, that was cheapening, that was making cheaper
удешевляемый
being made cheaper, being reduced in price
удешевля́ющийся
becoming cheaper, depreciating, decreasing in price
удешевля́вшийся
being cheapened, that was being made cheaper, that was becoming cheaper
Examples
Не нужно недооце́нивать проти́вника.
Don't hold your rival cheap.
Э́тот автомоби́ль был доста́точно дёшев, чтобы он мог его купи́ть.
This car was cheap enough for him to buy.
Яйца дешевы в э́то вре́мя года.
Eggs are cheap this season.
Она настолько прижи́мистая, что испо́льзует ча́йные паке́тики по три ра́за, прежде чем вы́бросить.
She's so cheap that she uses tea bags three times before she throws them away.
Potatoes are very cheap.
Э́тот пластма́ссовый стул - дешёвый.
This plastic chair is cheap.
Том купи́л очень дешёвый фотоаппара́т.
Tom bought a very cheap camera.
Улыба́ться - са́мый недорого́й спо́соб быть более краси́вой.
Smiling is a cheap way to be prettier.
This camera is cheap.
The motorcycles are very cheap.
Everything's really cheap.
That was a cheap shot.
Food is cheap in Germany.
В магази́не на углу́ продаю́тся дешёвые солнцезащитные очки.
The shop on the corner sells cheap sunglasses.
It is really cheap.
Вы, случа́йно, не зна́ете, есть ли поблизости недорога́я гости́ница?
Would you know a cheap hotel in the near?
Э́то просто дешёвый рекла́мный трюк.
That's just a cheap publicity stunt.
My food is cheap.
Она останови́лась в дешёвой гости́нице.
She stayed at a cheap hotel.
Том останови́лся в дешевом оте́ле.
Tom stayed at a cheap hotel.
Том останови́лся в дешевой гости́нице.
Tom stayed at a cheap hotel.



















