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lowballed

/ˈləʊbɔːld/

/ˈloʊbɔld/

lowballverb

lowballed

Past Simple

lowballed

Past Simple

lowballed

Past Participle

lowballing

Gerund

/ˈləʊbɔːl/

/ˈloʊbɔl/

Traductions

The contractor tried to lowball the project cost to win the contract.

L’entrepreneur a essayé de sous-estimer le coût du projet pour remporter le contrat.

Traductions supplémentaires

minorerSurtout au sens figuré, pour réduire artificiellement la valeur ou l’importance de quelque chose.

Définitions

To offer a deceptively or unreasonably low estimate or bid.

The contractor tried to lowball the project cost to win the contract.

To underestimate or undervalue something or someone.

She felt that her skills were being lowballed during the job interview.

Synonymes

cut price

bargain down

offer less

lowballnoun

Définitions

A deliberately underestimated or understated offer or bid, often used in negotiations to gain an advantage.

The initial lowball from the buyer was rejected by the seller, who expected a more reasonable offer.

A type of poker game where the lowest hand wins.

In the lowball tournament, players aimed to have the weakest hand to secure victory.

A short, wide glass used for serving drinks, typically cocktails or spirits.

He poured the whiskey into a lowball and added a single ice cube.

lowballadjective

Définitions

Relating to or characterized by a deceptively or unreasonably low offer, estimate, or price.

The client warned them about accepting a lowball quote for the repairs.