undercharge

• Nom désignant un prix trop bas ou un paiement insuffisant pour des biens ou des services.

A noun referring to a price that is set too low or an insufficient charge for goods or services.

1. Insufficient priceB2formal

   A price that is set too low, often resulting in a financial loss for the seller.

   Prix insuffisant

   • The undercharge on the antique vase cost the shop a significant profit.
   • Due to a pricing error, there was an undercharge on all items in the sale.
   • The accountant discovered an undercharge in the invoice for the consulting services.

   Synonymeslowballundervaluation

2. Insufficient electrical chargeC1formal

   An insufficient amount of electrical charge, often referring to a battery or capacitor.

   Sous-charge électrique

   • The battery's undercharge caused the device to shut down prematurely.
   • An undercharge in the capacitor led to a malfunction in the circuit.
   • The technician diagnosed the problem as a chronic undercharge in the power supply.

   Antonymesovercharge

• Verbe signifiant faire payer à quelqu'un moins que le prix correct ou juste pour des biens ou des services.

A verb meaning to charge someone less than the correct or fair price for goods or services.

1. Charge too littleB2formal

   To charge someone less than the correct or expected amount of money.

   Sous-facturer

   • The cashier undercharged me for the groceries.
   • He realized he had been undercharged for the service.
   • The restaurant accidentally undercharged our table.

   Synonymesunderpriceunderquoteundersell

   Antonymesovercharge