Bahasa Melayu

terpijak

Bahasa Melayu

English

cheap, very cheap, dirt cheap

So cheap that it is far below the usual price.

ترڤيجق

Examples

Contoh ayat

  1. Buku itu dijual terpijak semasa jualan gudang.

    The book was sold very cheaply during the warehouse sale.

  2. Harga kasut ini terpijak, jadi ramai orang membelinya.

    The price of these shoes is very cheap, so many people buy them.

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What does “dirt cheap” mean in Malay?

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terpijak

Used for something sold at an extremely low price.

Word family

Common derived forms

berpijak
to stand; step on
memijak
to step on; to trample
memijakkan
to step on; to trample

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Historical MyKamus entry, originally published 30 September 2010.