特とっ価か

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Meanings

1

special price; bargain price

Used in commercial contexts for a price that is lower than usual, often for a limited time or promotion.

この商しょう品ひんは今いまだけ特とっ価かで販はん売ばいしています。
This product is being sold at a special price for a limited time.
特とっ価か品ひんコーナーで安やすい靴くつを見みつけた。
I found cheap shoes in the bargain corner.

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉を特とっ価かで買かうto buy something at a special/bargain price
このテレビを特とっ価かで買かった。
I bought this TV at a bargain price.
〈物もの〉を特とっ価かで販はん売ばいするto sell something at a special/bargain price
店てんは在ざい庫こを特とっ価かで販はん売ばいしている。
The store is selling its stock at bargain prices.
特とっ価かで提てい供きょうするto offer (a product/service) at a special price
今こん週しゅうだけ特とっ価かで提てい供きょうします。
We're offering it at a special price this week only.

Kanji

特special
価value, price

Related words

割わり引びきN3
割引 is a discount (a reduction from the regular price), while 特価 is a special, often promotional, price that may not be explicitly compared to a regular price.
特とく売ばいN3
特売 refers to the special sale event or campaign itself, while 特価 refers to the discounted price attached to items in such a sale.
安やす値ね
安値 simply means a low price, without the promotional nuance of 特価.

Opposites

定てい価かN3
定価 is the fixed, regular list price, the opposite of 特価, which is a temporarily lowered promotional price.
プロパー
特価 means a special, discounted price, the direct opposite of プロパー's sense of a regular, non-discounted price.

Don't confuse with

特とく典てんN1
特典 means a special benefit or bonus given with a purchase, whereas 特価 refers to the price itself being lowered.
特とく売ばいN3
特価 refers to the special discounted price itself, while 特売 refers to the sale event during which such prices are offered.
等とう価かN1
特価 means a special discounted price, while 等価 means equal value; the words sound alike and share the kanji 価 but mean very different things.

Word family

特とっ価か品ひん
bargain item; special-priced product

Etymology

Compound of 特 (special) and 価 (price).