lowball

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de proposer délibérément un prix ou une estimation très bas, souvent dans le cadre de négociations ou d'affaires, ou de sous-évaluer quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of deliberately offering a very low price or estimate, often in a negotiation or business context.

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   To intentionally give a very low estimate or offer, often to gain an advantage.

   sous-estimer délibérément

   • The contractor lowballed the bid to win the contract.
   • She lowballed the value of the car during negotiations.
   • He accused the appraiser of lowballing the property price.

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