Definition
Definition of bargoon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- This antique vase was a real bargoon at the flea market.
2.
- I got this dress for half price, what a bargoon!
Origin of bargoon
Scottish, bargain (agreement) + -oon (diminutive)
Examples of bargoon in a sentence
That car was a bargoon, considering its excellent condition. This vintage lamp was a real bargoon at the flea market. I found a bargoon on those shoes during the sale.
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- French:bonne affaire, bon plan, ...
- German:Schnäppchen, ...
- Italian:affare, ...
- Spanish:ganga, oferta, ...
- Portuguese:pechincha, negócio da China, ...
- Chinese:便宜货, 划算的交易, ...
- Japanese:お買い得品, お買い得, ...
- Arabic:صفقة, صَفْقَة رَابِحَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִצְיָאָה, דִּיל טוֹב, ...
- Russian:дешевая находка, выгодная сделка, ...
- Ukrainian:дешева знахідка, вигідна угода, ...
- Hindi:सस्ता सौदा, बढ़िया सौदा, ...
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