折
shé / zhē / zhé / zhéEnglish Meaning
(shé) to snap; to break (a stick, a bone etc); (bound form) to sustain a loss (in business) | (zhē) to turn sth over; to turn upside down; to tip sth out (of a container) | (zhé) to break; to fracture; to snap; to suffer loss; to bend; to twist; to turn; to change direction; convinced; to convert into (currency); discount; rebate; tenth (in price); classifier for theatrical scenes; to fold; accounts book | (zhé) variant of 折; to fold
HSK 4
00:01
“No way you're getting a discount, unless you want your leg broken!”
不得找你打个折啊
“I'd at least ask for a discount.”
“Discount? I'll break their legs instead.”
是啊
“Exactly.”
HSK 4
00:02
“Stop complaining about the price, I've already offered you a solid discount so it's practically a steal.”
可你们金纳迪贵呀
“But the Gennadiy is more expensive.”
“I told you. I'll give you a 10% discount. Actually, it's not much more expensive.”
它贵不了多少 您说说 您这酒
“Actually, it's not much more expensive. Well, are you planning to give this wine as a gift?”
HSK 4
00:02
“You are treating us far too well; it makes me feel embarrassed to take advantage of your generosity!”
谢谢三哥 谢谢 谢谢 三哥 你这每次来
“-Thank you, San. -Thank you. San, every time we come here,”
“you give us discounts and free dishes. We almost feel embarrassed to come again.”
咱们来也是创收啊 都来啊 多来 多来 是是是
“We are also generating revenue for San by coming here, right? Everyone is welcome! Come often! Yes, right.”
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