开价

kāi jià · kai jia

Traditional 開價

Meaning

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  1. to quote a price
  2. seller's first offer

In a sentence

2 examples
01

他(tā)开(kāi)价(jià)太(tài)高(gāo),没(méi)人(rén)愿(yuàn)意(yì)买(mǎi)。

He quoted too high a price, so no one was willing to buy.

02

卖(mài)家(jiā)开(kāi)价(jià)一(yì)千(qiān)元(yuán),我(wǒ)们(men)还(hái)在(zài)商(shāng)量(liang)。

The seller quoted a price of one thousand yuan, and we are still discussing it.

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