What does "knock down" mean?

To reduce price To lower a price, often through negotiation.

How do you use "knock down" in a sentence?

I knocked them down to £50. The price was knocked down. Can you knock it down a bit?

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To reduce price

砍价、压价

Rebajar, regatear

（値段を）下げさせる、値切る

(가격을) 깎다, 값을 내리게 하다

To lower a price, often through negotiation.

降低价格，通常通过谈判。这是英式英语中常见的表达。

Bajar un precio, a menudo a través de negociación. Es una expresión británica.

価格を下げること。しばしば交渉を通じて。イギリス英語でよく使われる表現。

협상 등을 통해 가격을 낮추다.

Base verb: knock

Particle: down

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

I knocked them down to £50.
我把他们砍到了50英镑
Los rebajé a 50 libras
50ポンドまで値切った
50파운드까지 깎았다.
The price was knocked down.
价格被压下来了
El precio fue rebajado
価格が下げられた
가격이 인하되었다.
Can you knock it down a bit?
能便宜点吗？
¿Puedes rebajarlo un poco?
もう少し安くしてもらえますか？
좀 더 깎아줄 수 있나요?

Context: bargaining, negotiation, discounts

Tone: negotiating

From knocking down an auction price.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal