predatory pricing in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs] N

1. price COMM:

price (gen) (cost) lit, fig
prix m
the price per ticket/kilo/head
le prix du billet/du kilo/par personne
to sell sth for or at a good price
vendre qc à un bon prix
at competitive/attractive prices
à des prix compétitifs/intéressants
‘we pay top prices for…’
‘nous payons le prix fort pour…’
cars have gone up/fallen in price
les voitures ont augmenté/baissé
to give sb a price (estimate)
donner un prix à qn
what sort of price did you have to pay?
à peu près combien est-ce que tu as eu à payer?
to pay a high price for sth lit
payer cher qc
to pay a high price for sth/for doing fig
payer cher qc/d'avoir fait
loss of independence was a high price to pay for peace
perdre son indépendance c'était cher pour obtenir la paix
no price is too high for winning their support
on ferait tout pour obtenir leur soutien
that's the price one pays for being famous
c'est le prix de la célébrité
he paid a very low price for it lit
il l'a acheté à très bas prix
that's a small price to pay for sth/for doing fig
ce n'est pas un gros sacrifice pour obtenir qc/pour faire
you can achieve success—but at a price!
tu peux réussir—mais à quel prix!
that can be arranged—for a price! (gen) hum
ça peut s'arranger, si tu y mets le prix!
she wants to get on in life, at any price or whatever the price
elle veut à tout prix réussir dans la vie
peace at any price
la paix à n'importe quel prix
I wouldn't buy/wear that horrible thing at any price!
pour rien au monde je n'achèterais/ne porterais cette horrible chose!

II.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs] VB trans

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III.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs]

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See also selling price, half-price, full price

predatory [Brit ˈprɛdət(ə)ri, Am ˈprɛdəˌtɔri] ADJ

predatory pricing in the PONS Dictionary

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His idea is that, in addition to the prey, the predator too suffers from predatory pricing.
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Wherever a fare is deliberately pitched lower than the norm, this is termed predatory pricing and can lead to anti-trust action where regulators have some authority.
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The airline registered a 29% growth in its passenger volumes during the quarter(y-o-y) but predatory pricing hurt its margins.
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Conversely, they argue that there is much evidence that predatory pricing has failed miserably.
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The predator hopes to generate revenues and profits in the future that will more than offset the losses it incurred during the predatory pricing period.
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In most countries, predatory pricing is illegal, although it can be difficult to differentiate illegal predatory pricing from legal penetration pricing.
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Predatory pricing is explained as the sale of goods or provision of services at a price that is below the cost.
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This includes the use of predatory pricing toward smaller competitors.
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Once again patients and payers are nervous and upset about predatory pricing.
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It is usually difficult to prove that prices dropped because of deliberate predatory pricing rather than legitimate price competition.
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