Meanings
Usage patterns
掛けで買うto buy something on credit
At this shop you can buy things on credit.
〈動詞〉かけの〈物〉something left half-done or half-finished
There's a half-eaten piece of bread on the table.
〈動詞〉かけているto be on the verge of doing something
That tree is about to fall over.
〈数〉掛けで売るto sell at a given proportion of the list price
This product is sold at 70% of the list price.
掛けにするto put a purchase on one's tab/account
Please put it on my tab today.
掛けを払うto pay off a running account or bill
I make it a rule to pay off my account at the end of the month.
Expressions· 9
おかけくださいplease sit down; please have a seat
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行きがけの駄賃while you're at it; taking the opportunity; on the way ボタンの掛け違いgetting off on the wrong foot; being at cross-purposes from the start ボタンの掛け違えbeing at cross-purposes from the start; getting off on the wrong foot
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