barato. 'barato'. This adjective means 'inexpensive'. For example, 'todo era muy barato y la gente vivía con más comodidades' / 'Everything was very inexpensive and the people lived with more conveniences'. Barato.
barato, -a
adjective
1.
cheap
(objeto)
- lo barato, -a sale caro -> buying cheap is a false economy
2.
cheap
(sentimentalismo)
; trashy
(literatura)
adverb
3.
cheap, cheaply
- me costó barato, -a -> it was cheap, I got it cheap
- vender algo barato, -a -> to sell something cheaply
- en este bar se come muy barato, -a -> you can eat very cheaply in this bar, the food's very cheap in this bar
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barato [bah-rah’-to]
noun
1.
Money given by the winners at a gaming-table to the bystanders. (m)
- Hacer barato -> to sell under value in order to get rid of goods, to sell things under cost price
- Dar de barato -> (Met.) to grant for argument's sake, to grant readily, without objection
- Lo barato es caro -> the cheapest goods are dearest
- Ni juega -> ni da barato, to act with indifference, without taking part with a faction
adverb
2.
Cheaply.
barato
adjetivo
adverbio
cheap; cheaply el coche nos costó barato the car was cheap; en este restaurante se come muy barato you can eat very cheaply in this restaurant; vivo muy barato I live very cheaply
(mercadillo) street market
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