What does 甩 (shuia3) written on the windows of stores/shops mean?
Is it akin to "sale" or 'discount'?
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Answers · 6
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first: you give me a wrong pronunciation,you should say 甩 (shuai 3),not 甩 (shuia3)
second: when you saw the word of 甩 to write on the window of stores/shops , it means they sell some goods at a pretty low price , it is a sales promotion.
i hope the answer can help you understand!
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First, “甩卖”,it should be a phrase. 甩 is like throwing away or giving up stuff. it means sth is very very cheap, sth is on sale.
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it is not formal chinese,just ignore it,just likes亏本大甩卖、跳楼价。
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General in buying and selling is used to reduce the prices of exaggeration claim.
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maybe means something is on sale
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